Short koi fry vid

[kgt1223]

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Baby koi vid from this evening. Enjoy!

http://web.tampabay.rr.com/virginkoi/Picture%20008.mpg

Kiefer

[Bob Hart]

Just one ot two in there!

Do you spawn onto those branches/leaves, or are they in there for another reason?

[GazKoi]

Kiefer


Looking great and will be interesting to see them grow on over the next few month.Please keep the pics and vids coming as its good to see the change.

Thanks

Gazza

[MikeM]

So many little mouths! Nice video.

[dick benbow]

my back starts to ache already when i think of being bent over the culling bucket! Ouch!

[kgt1223]

No kidding Dick. I have already purchased my economy bottle of doans back pills!

[kgt1223]

Quote: Originally Posted by GazKoi Kiefer Looking great and will be interesting to see them grow on over the next few month.Please keep the pics and vids coming as its good to see the change. Thanks Gazza

Hey Gaza

It has been awhile. Just reentered the yorkshire site on the new computer last night. Am anxious to catch up on all the builds that were going on when my computer crashed. Will see u over there.

Kiefer

[kgt1223]

Quote: Originally Posted by MikeM So many little mouths! Nice video.

Morning Mike

Three gallons of brine shrimp a day!!!!!!! I have always felt that the first four weeks are the most crucial in a koi's development so I really pound the live squirmies to them. Will probably wait till week four or five to take them to the mud ponds. It,s a little extra work but I think it gives them a better fighting chance when released into a more uncontrolled environment.

Kiefer

[GazKoi]

kiefer,


Glad you back on the WWW and will see you on YKS or Koichat or just about anywhere koi LOL

Glad to see all the fry are doing well.

Cheers

Gazza

[MikeM]

Explain, please ..."Three gallons of brine shrimp a day" Is that 3 gallons of eggs hatched per day???

I very much agree with the idea that the first several days are the most important for stuffing the fry with food. While I've not bred koi purposefully, it has been true of every sort of fish I have bred. The fry may be swimming, but until they look like miniature versions of koi, they are developing like "swimming embryos". The tough part is that they can 't hold much, but they can eat continuously.