Nutx Koi

Originally Posted by samuelphan

Dun thiunk 3 month is enough for me ... alot of planning required if really want to do a nice pond.

yes, esp if u want to dig in. It becomes a permanent feature in the house, alot to considerations to overcome.

[pykoh]

Originally Posted by samuelphan

Dun thiunk 3 month is enough for me ... alot of planning required if really want to do a nice pond.

Aiyah, just extend the pond rental loh. Sometimes, finding a fish you like can be difficult, once found, must grab the opportunity.

In addition, can learn to select/study kois at the rented pond while you do the setup.

Originally Posted by pykoh

Aiyah, just extend the pond rental loh. Sometimes, finding a fish you like can be difficult, once found, must grab the opportunity.

In addition, can learn to select/study kois at the rented pond while you do the setup.

Agreed with bro py, anyway once you find a nice piece it will give more urgency to your pond project Anyway can alway 'tompang' with bro py.

[deaDFisHFood]

Actually you might even buy new koi for your new pond, and the kois in the rental pond will still have to stay..

[nutx]

Originally Posted by samuelphan

Dun thiunk 3 month is enough for me ... alot of planning required if really want to do a nice pond.

Samuel, for your planning, I would suggest u visit more frequently to all the Koi Farms and understand their different system. And something, by talking to them, you would also be able to understand the different filter system they built for their customer.

There are many different concepts, such as deep vs shallow, high air flow vs low or normal flow, high pond circulation vs low, etc....

(as long as u visit this thread.....u sure knanne poison deep deep!)

more toxic will come next week! stay tune....

[Leong68]

Originally Posted by samuelphan

Exactly Waiting for a toto win to give me a dream pond

and watch.

[samuelphan]

How come you know?

With toto wins in excess of million ... there are many dreams to fulfill Meanwhile, gotta work hard and make some money to fund the hobby.

Originally Posted by Leong68

and watch.

[samuelphan]

Sure thing Just that have to find time to visit the farms. But more poison means more elaborate setup ... end up budget blow.

Originally Posted by nutx

Samuel, for your planning, I would suggest u visit more frequently to all the Koi Farms and understand their different system. And something, by talking to them, you would also be able to understand the different filter system they built for their customer.

There are many different concepts, such as deep vs shallow, high air flow vs low or normal flow, high pond circulation vs low, etc....

(as long as u visit this thread.....u sure knanne poison deep deep!)

more toxic will come next week! stay tune....

[samuelphan]

Recently you also grabbed alot liao hor?

Originally Posted by pykoh

Aiyah, just extend the pond rental loh. Sometimes, finding a fish you like can be difficult, once found, must grab the opportunity.

In addition, can learn to select/study kois at the rented pond while you do the setup.

[moscowblue]

Originally Posted by samuelphan

How come you know?

With toto wins in excess of million ... there are many dreams to fulfill Meanwhile, gotta work hard and make some money to fund the hobby.

you still got $ to get tickets

i need find tickets that people accidentally throw