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20-10-2020, 09:02 PM #1Junior Member
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Koi fry in my shower filter drip tray!!!
I’ve not had fry before, would it be best to leave them happily in my filter drip tray or move them to a little spare fish tank with media and water from the pond?
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21-10-2020, 06:53 PM #2Senior Member
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Personally I would move them mate - they have done well in there but that is unlikely to remain the case as the weather gets colder, organic material does off and food reduces. That way you can keep a better eye on them and control the environment.
Cheers
Gaz4,100 gallon pond, infinity window, duratec heater, aerated BD, 3 bakki showers full of BHM, amalgam UV, 3 Blue Eco’s, construction skimmer, trickle in/out, Oase Profi Drum and some very spoilt koi.
3 separate grow on vats, one 1,600 gallon QT and a customer first business
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24-10-2020, 12:10 AM #3Senior Member
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I have an old aquarium alongside my ponds where I grow on any fry
1000 gal
2 x Hozelock 6000ltr 9W UV
Allpond Spin Filter 8000 11W UV
Blagdon pond oxy 640 ltr/hr
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24-10-2020, 12:11 AM #4Senior Member
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I have an old aquarium alongside my ponds where I grow on any fry<br><br><br>
1000 gal
2 x Hozelock 6000ltr 9W UV
Allpond Spin Filter 8000 11W UV
Blagdon pond oxy 640 ltr/hr
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