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Searching for koi in Niigata with Anthony Malone
We're happy to feature Dr. Anthony Malone's daily log of koi adventures during his 2018 Niigata trip. It has lots of humor and shows the fun and wonder when hunting for koi in Japan. We hope it entices you to join Taro for his next Niigata Harvest trip and tour....
Koi Pond in Winter: Best Tips for Winter Koi Pond Preparation
Summer is over. Fall has arrived, and winter pond care is quickly becoming a priority with snow in the forecast. As temperatures drop, koi pond winterization is crucial to prepare your beloved Koi stays healthy and safe. For our beloved Koi, what should we do? Tips on...
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Koi Quarantine Tank Setup & Procedures
Learn how to quarantine your koi and setup a quarantine tank from Taro Kodama. We will explain our best tips for quarantine procedures and offer our recommended products for setting up the tank at home.
Understanding and Tips for Improving the Nitrogen Cycle in your Koi Pond
We wrote this blog post is to give you a foundation of the nitrogen cycle in your pond so you can maintain healthy water for your Koi. We will also explain our best product recommendation for keeping your water healthy.
Doitsu Variety – The beauty of Scaleless Koi, Unique Koi Varieties
Koi in the Doitsu variety are beautiful and unique. They certainly add variety to your pond. In this article, we will talk more about the Doitsu variety.