The koi in the photos is the exact koi fish you will receive when you order
Spring Koi Feeding Chart
| Water Temp (°F) | Water Temp (°C) | Feeding Frequency | Type of Food | Notes |
|---|
| Wheatgerm Hikari |
< 5°C |
1-2 times per week (Very light) |
high quality wheatgerm |
Koi are dormant—digestive system almost inactive feed mornings only. A couple of pellets per fish |
| Wheatgerm sticks, Australian Pellets, Hikari Wheatgerm |
6–12°C |
3–4 times per week (light) |
Wheat germ, easily digestible |
Feed no later than midday. |
| Hikari Sakl Balance, Australian Pellets, Hikari Staple, Friend |
13–16°C |
1x per day (small amounts) |
Wheat germ + light protein blend |
Begin gradually increasing protein, mix of |
| Hikari Saki Balance, Hikari Growth, Hikari Staple, Friend, Australian Pellets |
17–22°C |
1–2x per day |
Growth formula + wheat germ blend |
Koi become more active |
| Hikari Gold, Australian Pellet, Hikari Saki Balance, Hikari Growth |
23°-28C |
2–4x per day |
Growth, color-enhancing, fresh foods |
Peak feeding season begins, fast growth |
Remove uneaten food after 5 minutes to avoid water pollution. feed a floating pellet so you can checkout your koi while feeding. Net off any excess
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