That tank also look more than 1000 gallons

Came here for the fish, not your bitching.

It didn't seem good. 😔

In Japan they move Koi from summer mud ponds to winter tanks the same way 🤷‍♀️

@@amandadonegan2137 still not good though 🙄

@@amandadonegan2137 They really don't. Just because the superficial idea is marginally the same doesn't mean they are actually doing anything right, at all.

The fish looked fine to me the journey was twenty mins not hours 4 hands are better than two as they can be a handful that size so the comments about poor handling are unneeded to be fair it's a quick change ov location And as I've seen a few of his vids now I'm sure they were acclimated off camra. I'm from hemel and this man in one of his previous vids showed me the place I got my arowanas from good job lads

He won't show it, it is industry dirty secret to only show alive fish

Don’t worry mate filmed a separate video all about it. 👍🏻

I actually thought you had some rather nice fish there...glad to hear you moving stock out. In Japan they move Koi from the Mud ponds to winter housing very much like you guys did so lm not to shocked.....🤷‍♀️

Too many fish. In one tank.

Ignore this comment it’s stupid. No matter how new the pond is with the right chemicals you can get the water spot on respect ✊️

There is nothing stupid about this comment. Even if he was somehow able to keep the water quality at safe levels, koi are meant to grow anywhere between 24-52 inches. How do you think a total of 216-468 inches of koi would fit in a 1000 gallon pond? If all 9 of them somehow all reached their full size in this size pond, they will most likely feel very cramped in a pond that small.

@@adamplumtree64 correct sir

@@robloxpro6770 I hope you realize you can upgrade your pond/aquarium when your fish get bigger😂😂

there are many people who purchase koi outside dealers .. is there a minimum set of checks to prevent the risk of adding parasites or bacterial infections into your own pond? Both with or without a quarentine setup. Not sure if you have ever done a video on this topic.

@@harvindersinghuppal2162 first you have to ask yourself where do I buy my koi? I only buy koi at a breeder of dealer. Second: always check the koi for parasites or other bacterial infections before you enter it to your quarantine pond. Third: always do multiple checks during the quarantine period, stress them to see if they have any potential bacteria or parasites and also for KHV. Last but not least: always check them again before entering the main pond and even after that. But there are so many ways to do it right and wrong…

Even know he using boxes it’s he’s choice on the way he transports he’s fish so if u ain’t got anything nice to say don’t say anything

@@wosure9354 I think I decide what I say my friend

@@TheKoiPartner my friend all I’m saying is don’t spread around hate if he decides to do something then that’s up to him if it didn’t work out then he can learn from his mistakes everyone makes them regardless on how experienced u are with koi

If it's summer time you don't need too, as long as they're going from an out side pond to an out side pond

​@@stephenboyd4934that's rubbish what about different water parameters

@@garethsykes8648 well I moved my fish three years ago, put them into a large container with the pond water, drove to my new house 5 mile away with a different pond I constructed, just put them straight in no problem, but as mentioned it was in the summer ( July ) I recently bought three more fish from an inside tank in a pet shop, so this time I let them float on the surface in the plastic bag for twenty minutes because an inside tank will be warmer then an outside tank.

gonna need to be a big heron

Heron like to walk into water And get fish.

Thanks mate he’s fine now 👍🏻

@@MicksFishUk welcome, never normally leads to any long lasting damage 😊

Due to body weight and poorly netted usually

@@chrisartis4284 I've had to happen quite a few times to fish that have just been bowled up before even moving out of the water etc

Yeah reasonably common to be fair.. Done 22 yrs on the retail side and 3 yrs self employed see it quite often. Supporting body weight etc helps alot

Yeah, the water level is too high so it's really easy for them to jump out.

I won't mind one .

White Orfe can really jump too.

@@JuiceInThePocket orfe do jump at flies etc, they are very predatory so if you want fry in the pond best leave them out lol

The bleeding from the gills is from stress, basically the fish's blood pressure has shot up. Hardly surprising after what this complete numpty has put them thorough. If you are learning about koi, this is a great example of how to get everything wrong 👌

All still alive but have moved some to another pond 👍🏻

Hi mate it’s called infinity ponds

How come koi bleed from the gills and carp don’t

@@gbakkz4555 weakened genetics

Thanks mate no it’s a EZ pond 👍🏻☺️

Or cow 🐄

Thanks mate no we haven’t any luck yet. I think the pond is to small for that mate. Thanks for watching 👍🏻

EZ ponds mate

Yes will be fine the koi needs more work tho so keep that in mind 👍🏻thanks for watching.

@MicksFishUk Hi thanks for the reply.., by more work, how do you mean? I have a relatively new set up which includes a waterfall , 3 oxygenating plants and have bought a 2 pipe/channel aerator. I'm currently feeding them good quality koi flakes and pellets twice per day. I am going to clean the filter once per month..

Don’t worry I have filmed a separate video all about it and some of the fish have gone to my mates pond 👍🏻

@@MicksFishUk great decision buddy 👍

Round about 7K all in

Well I wanted to get perspective on how cramped these fish can get when they’re big so I don’t do it unwittingly with my pond. Saw the thumbnail and was like yup, there’s some crowed fish. So there’s that, they make a good bad example.