North Wales Koi Club Forum

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Hi,
Welcome to the forum, ask away at any questions.
We are here to help.

Dave.

Caltha Palustris , common name King Cup. Equisetum Japonica , common name Puddle Plant or Barred Horsetail can also be know as The Dutch os Scouring Rush. This is avery primitive plant that dates back to the carboniferous peroid, which makes the plant at least 290 million years old. The Japanese bo...

Aquatics ; Oxygenators. Plants suitable for vegetable filters. Elodea Crispa , common name Canadian Pond Weed. Ceratophyllum Demersum ,common name Hornwort. Hottonia Palustris , common name Water Violet, a member of the primrose family. Nasturtium Officinale , common name Watercress, watercress is ...

Nymphaea Common name Water Lily. This is the only one I would recommend for planting in the pond, as it provides shade and oxygenates the water as well as looking good. The waterlily is one of those useful plants that has been used by man throughout the ages for food and medicine. In Canada the lea...

Paul,
About time you got the water in, what temp is your old holding pond?

Phil,
Do not want any 'X' rated stuff on here only after the 9 pm watershed.
The buggers will breed anywhere, take them for a walk, they carry Trichodina.

Mitch,
Missed this post not been on here lately?
use the Phone

Hi Everyone Get ready for the 2011 NWKC Grow and Show competition. This year we have Seki Guchi Showa's. The Final Judging will be done by Seki Guchi. An urgent decision is needed from you on if you want to enter. Now if all goes well. this grow and Show competition will also involve 2 other clubs. ...

Congratulations to Mitch Roberts for winning the above competition with his Torazo Tancho Kohaku.
Well done Mitch.
Regards Dave.
27cm at the start of the Summer and then 35cm at the end