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![]() "Go Fig" wrote in message ... In article , George wrote: "Go Fig" wrote in message ... In article , Pinkpggy wrote: We have a small Channel catfish, and so far he doesn't bother the koi, in fact when the koi eat,he comes right up with them, doesn't want to miss out. Jan I'd get him out next spring, they are Koi killers later in life. I think they are illegal here in California, as they become HUGE and people put them in lakes and streams and the begin to hunt indigenous species with great success. jay Fri Jul 16, 2004 "Our Pond" Page http://hometown.aol.com/pinkpggy/index.html Since koi get about three feet or large, unless the pond is severely restricted in size, I see no problem with raising these two fish together. In fact my koi are juveniles (not quite one foot in length), while my albino channel cat is two feet in length, and weighs about 6 lbs. I've had no problems with them. being in the same pond. In fact, he's in there with goldfish as well. The key is to make sure that the catfish is kept well fed. http://bellsouthpwp.net/r/o/rockcat/pond/pond.htm I would not take this chance. jay Sat Jul 24, 2004 That is, of course, your choice. I've not had any problems. The koi are much too big for him to eat, and even if he decided to munch on a goldfish, I'm not concerned about them because they breed like rats. |
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