My kois eat a full 50lb bag of food every 2 month. Feeding depends on temp. They can actually survive without food for the entire winter , but the water would need to be near freezing. It rarely , if ever falls below 60 here and stays about 77 year round. Thus they grow year long.
All the kois you see are only 1-3 years old and are imported from Japan. The small orange ones are just regular comets. The two white kois in the lower right corner are only 1 year old.
It looks like you're living in high latitude area. And yes the Koi can eat nothing during hibernation. I live in southern California, there has no winter. So they can be feeding the whole year. My oldest Koi is 4 years old, approx 2 feet long.
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Wow, that's well design and beautiful!
Just feel the capacity of Koi overload.
They are getting BIG, from when they were tosai.
@Tony Lee Yeah, that's also my concern in my pond. I have to reduce the feeding to keep the water clear.
i try to feed them 6-10 times a day; one full coffee mug sized cup. usually about ever hour to two.
@Tony Lee I only feed them once a day very little amount of fish food. I think they can survive mainly by eating algae. 😂😂
My kois eat a full 50lb bag of food every 2 month. Feeding depends on temp. They can actually survive without food for the entire winter , but the water would need to be near freezing. It rarely , if ever falls below 60 here and stays about 77 year round. Thus they grow year long.
All the kois you see are only 1-3 years old and are imported from Japan. The small orange ones are just regular comets. The two white kois in the lower right corner are only 1 year old.
It looks like you're living in high latitude area. And yes the Koi can eat nothing during hibernation. I live in southern California, there has no winter. So they can be feeding the whole year. My oldest Koi is 4 years old, approx 2 feet long.