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What are koi fish?

The word “koi” is Japanese for “carp”. Koi fish is a species of freshwater fish in the carp family. They are native to East Asia and are commonly kept in ponds and water gardens. Koi are popular for their decorative colour patterns and are often seen in public parks and zoos.

Koi are freshwater fish that originate from East Asia. They come in a variety of colours and patterns, and can grow to be quite large – some reaching up to three feet in length!

Koi are beautiful fish known for their long lifespans. They are diligent swimmers and will be happy to find a large pond. Koi are a symbol of good fortune in many different cultures.

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Koi Health: Signs of a healthy Koi

A healthy Koi will have a good appetite, an active swimmer with healthy breathing and clear eyes that don’t suffer from parasites or visible disease.

Unusual swimming patterns, reduced appetite (in warmer weather), Abdominal swelling, Inflamed or discoloured skin or fins, Fins clamped to the side of their body, and Scrubbing their body on rocks are some signs to watch for.

You should contact a koi specialist if you notice any of these symptoms in your fish, as they may be a sign that they are sick.

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The koi fish is a symbol of peace and serenity.

“For strength and perseverance in the face of adversity.”

Koi Health: Common illnesses in Koi

Koi fish are a beautiful and popular addition to many backyard ponds, but they are also susceptible to a variety of illnesses. Some of the most common koi diseases are.

Koi Herpesvirus Disease (KHVD): This highly contagious viral disease is one of the most serious threats to koi populations. Symptoms include lethargy, loss of appetite, skin ulcers, and fin rot.

Carp Edema Virus Disease (CEV): CEV is another highly contagious viral disease that affects koi. Symptoms include fluid-filled swellings on the body and face, skin ulcerations, and fraying fins.