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3 days ago I noticed a sore on my large koi, today there is one on another koi.
Both koi are white females, one a butterfly. Both are about 20" and in great health. They are on the side of one and the top of another. the one with the sore on its back has a large shred of skin following. It looks exactly like they rubbed on some of the rocks. There is no preditor behavior and both are being social and eating like the pigs they are. My question is....why would they get scraped on the pond for the first time within 3 days of each other, and in a pond they have been in over 5 years? Do female koi go after each other for territories or males ....or any strange thing like that??? Would the channel catfish ( who is their size) gone after and scared them for some reason ??? Any ideas They have spawned in this pond for several years and never got scraped up. Jerri http://www.fringeweb.com/Ponds/JerrisPond |
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