Aquatic Koi Chagoi X Saragoi

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• Chagoi X Saragoi
• Sick fish? She's in a temporary tank while the big on is getting ready. She's not eating and what she does eat she spits out. She had been swimming tilted but stopped after not being fed for 3 days. She is also less active and sitting like the image a lot.
• Baby koi
• I can't find the European version of koi anywhere
• Can anybody help me identify what's wrong with my ghost carp it's was in a pond with my koi, it's got a bloated side with its scales standing off and a mucus or pus coming from the bulge
• Koi carp is covered in algae

Chagoi X Saragoi Posted: 17 Apr 2020 08:45 AM PDT submitted by /u/yoamod [link] [comments]

Sick fish? She's in a temporary tank while the big on is getting ready. She's not eating and what she does eat she spits out. She had been swimming tilted but stopped after not being fed for 3 days. She is also less active and sitting like the image a lot. Posted: 17 Apr 2020 06:54 PM PDT submitted by /u/Gingerfur1017 [link] [comments]

Baby koi Posted: 17 Apr 2020 07:27 AM PDT We noticed a little koi in our pond today. It's about 5cm (2 inches). There are about 20 other bigger koi in the pond as well. I have 2 specific questions: -How old (judging by the length) would this koi be? -What are its chances of survival? Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/AgileWord [link] [comments]

I can't find the European version of koi anywhere Posted: 17 Apr 2020 03:45 PM PDT ​ This is a mirror carp, it was a European attempt at creating a koi, I can't find them for sale anywhere in the US, anyone know were I can find some? submitted by /u/Teamfarce [link] [comments]

Can anybody help me identify what's wrong with my ghost carp it's was in a pond with my koi, it's got a bloated side with its scales standing off and a mucus or pus coming from the bulge Posted: 17 Apr 2020 11:35 AM PDT submitted by /u/Wubnado [link] [comments]

Koi carp is covered in algae Posted: 17 Apr 2020 10:50 AM PDT I've recently taken over maintaining a fish pond that is at my parents house so I'm fairly new to this, new enough to have not seen this before. One of the koi has what looks like algae on it, mostly on the top of its body. From what I've managed to find out, this has happened before and the previous owner said he used to rub salt on them and it went away. The fish is behaving lethargic, staying at the bottom of the pond mostly but still swimming away if we try to catch it in a net (i'm sure we could catch it with enough perseverence). What's worrying me is that I've read that it could be a fungus that can lay dormant until temperature changes (which has happened, it's just started to get warmer in the UK) and it creates sores that the algae clings to. With all of this happening around the time of coronavirus I'm really struggling to find any help from shops around here. I'd really appreciate any help from any of you with what someone who is more experienced with this kind of thing would do, if you had no access to an aquatics shop for advice and only the internet to buy things from. I'm not expecting any magical diagnosis but any help is really appreciated. I did try to take some photos but they're not great, I can upload if it would help. submitted by /u/Illustrious-Hedgehog [link] [comments]

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