North Wales Koi Club, U.K.

North Wales Koi is a small, friendly club who share an interest in ponds and Koi keeping.

The club currently has a membership of 26 families. We love to share our collective knowledge - new members are always welcome. Read more about our Club

Latest Articles

• UV or No UV
    Monday, April 28th, 2008

  To use UV (Ultraviolet) or not is a hotly debated subject, here are some of my findings:
  Last year I ran my pond almost till the end of September without having my UV switched on, the water did not go really green until late on that month.

  My thinking behind this is when the breeders in Japan […]

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• North Wales Koi Society Grow and Show 2008
    Thursday, April 17th, 2008

  Dear NWKS,

  The response to the proposed Grow & Show competition this year has been fantastic. So far 15 Koi have been ordered by NWKS members, and a few more are expected.

  They will be from Richdon Koi’s Exclusive Breeder which will be shipped from Japan this April, and complete a full quarantine at Richdon Koi premises.
  […]

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• Jasper Kuijper from Evolution Aqua
    Monday, March 10th, 2008

  The North Wales Koi Society marked its return to holding monthly meetings at the “Farmer’s Arms” pub, Rhaullt with a superb presentation given by Jasper Kuijper, Commercial Director for Evolution Aqua (EA).
  The club has enjoyed the support of EA in the past with sponsorship of the Koi Photo Show and of course technical advice […]

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Liverpool and District Koi Society

We met the coach at the usual, pay and display car park (we don't pay on Sundays). The directions we had received were spot on, and we did not get lost, which is quite unusual. We were soon at the first stop. This was to be the breakfast stop, so lots of tasty bacon and sausage butties and lashings of tea and coffee was supplied by Karen set us up for the day ahead.
Read more about the Liverpool and District Club visit 2007