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China specifically raise all kinds of live foods like blood worms,
black worms to feed the pond raised fish. they power feed them species appropriate foods to get them large very fast. Ingrid That reminded me of something I wanted to bring up. So I changed the Subject to reflect change. THIS IS NOT ABOUT type of FOOD per se. ;o) Excuse some blanket statements below: growth rate. Koi in small spaces do not grow as fast as a koi in a large space in normal situations (feed, lots, often, pristine water and they will grow fast). Now the koi in a larger space not only has better water, but has all the good natural food growing, falling, crawling, flying into that larger space. What I've noticed recently. People who took some of my baby koi, when they were 2-4 inches, and put them in a large space and thus they grew faster larger koi than their siblings here, have more washed out colors. Hmmmm? Comments? Btw, the hobbyist feeds pretty much what I feed mine. ~ jan ~ jan/WA Zone 7a |
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