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The Nottingham Koi Company
178 Portland Road
Hucknall, Nottingham
UK NG15 7RW
0115 9567820
Koi FoodFeeding time is certainly the most enjoyable Koi keeping activity. It brings Koi and Koi keeper together and reaffirms the relationship we have with our Koi.

It is the potential that koi have of growing into jumbo fish that often draws people into keeping koi for the first time. It is usually the really large Koi in a collection that leave a lasting impression, even when shown alongside other smaller higher-grade koi

Koi are very sociable and love a crowd of friends.  They are less apt to be shy when they are in  a large group.

Your Koi will eat from your hand, provided you have the patience to earn their trust and friendship.  Here are a few helpful hints:

  • Feed them in the same place every time.
  • Drop a small handful of pellets and stay there to observe.
  • The bravest or hungriest will start to eat and the rest will follow.
  • They must see you when they eat.
  • Don't walk away from the pond before they start to eat.
  • Withhold food for a day if they won't eat in front of you.

Gradually, the Koi will equate you with food.  This usually takes about 3 to 5 days.  Tease them closer with small sprinklings of food.  Put your hands in the water while they eat.  The Koi will learn that food comes from your hand.  Start with just a few pellets.

The bravest Koi will soon be nudging your hand.  It is only a matter of time and all of your fish will swimming, jumping and splashing toward you every time you walk by the pond.

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