Does the container for raising koi fish have to be transparent glass?

Summary. Dear, needed. Koi filter tanks need to be ventilated.

Dear, needed. Koi filter tanks need to be ventilated.

The specific operation method of the filtration system for raising koi fish: from the bottom of the fish pond, the deepest part of Zexiao is connected to the water pipe to the sedimentation tank, and after being treated by various filter materials, it is pumped back to the pool with a circulating pump to continuously filter the water body. The sedimentation tank is the first part of the filter tank, where suspended solids and metal ions with high relative density are precipitated.

The bottom of the sedimentation tank is connected to the drainage pipe through the valve, which can discharge the sewage.

The size of the filter tank is that of the fish pond. The filter pool should occupy one-fifth or one-third of the orange, and the larger the area, the better the filtration effect. If you want to add tap water or groundwater to the fish pond, you should put new water into the filter tank to soften the water and reduce the harm of residual chlorine.

It is not advisable to add new water directly to the fish pond.

In general, plastic water tanks may collect dirt and impurities, which can contaminate the water quality and affect the health of koi. In addition, additives may be adsorbed on the surface of the plastic tank, which can reduce the water quality. One way to solve these problems is to clean and replace the tank regularly to maintain water quality.

The tank should be cleaned once a week and replaced once a month to ensure good water quality. The steps are as follows:1

First, wipe down the inside and outside of the tank with a clean rag and clean water to remove accumulated dirt and impurities. 2.Then, rinse the tank thoroughly with fresh water to remove any residue of the detergent.

3.Finally, clean the tank with a mixture of clean water and additives to improve the water quality. Personal Experience:

Raising koi fish in plastic tanks is a popular way, but it also needs to be cleaned and replaced regularly to ensure good water quality. In addition, the water quality should also be checked regularly to ensure the health of the koi.

How about raising koi fish in plastic tanks.

Hello, it's a pleasure to serve you and give you the following answer: using plastic tanks to raise koi is a welcome way, but there are some potential problems. In general, plastic water tanks may collect dirt and impurities, which can contaminate the water quality and affect the health of koi.

In addition, additives may be adsorbed on the surface of the plastic tank, which can reduce the water quality. One way to solve these problems is to clean and replace the tank regularly to maintain water quality. The tank should be cleaned once a week and replaced once a month to ensure good water quality.

The steps are as follows:1First, wipe down the inside and outside of the tank with a clean rag and clean water to remove accumulated dirt and impurities.

2.Then, rinse the tank thoroughly with fresh water to remove any residue of the detergent. 3.

Finally, clean the tank with a mixture of clean water and additives to improve the water quality. Personal tip: Raising koi fish in plastic tanks is a welcome option, but it also needs to be cleaned and replaced regularly to ensure good water quality.

In addition, the water quality should also be checked regularly to ensure the health of the koi.

Can you elaborate on that a little bit more?

Hello, it's a pleasure to serve you and give you the following answer: using plastic tanks to raise koi is a welcome way, but there are some potential problems. In general, plastic water tanks may collect dirt and impurities, which can contaminate the water quality and affect the health of koi.

In addition, additives may be adsorbed on the surface of the plastic tank, which can reduce the water quality. One way to solve these problems is to clean and replace the tank regularly to maintain water quality. The tank should be cleaned once a week and replaced once a month to ensure good water quality.

The steps are as follows:1First, wipe down the inside and outside of the tank with a clean rag and clean water to remove accumulated dirt and impurities.

2.Then, rinse the tank thoroughly with fresh water to remove any residue of the detergent. 3.

Finally, clean the tank with a mixture of clean water and additives to improve the water quality. Personal tip: Raising koi fish in plastic tanks is a welcome option, but it also needs to be cleaned and replaced regularly to ensure good water quality.

In addition, the water quality should also be checked regularly to ensure the health of the koi.

First of all, novice aquarists are not recommended to make koi.

The breeding, especially of domestic koi, is harmful to broodstock if not handled properly.

It is very large, and even if the fertilized egg hatches into a seedling, it is very troublesome to maintain it in the later stage. I have been raising koi fish for almost 20 years, there are fish ponds outside, and there are two six-ton tanks indoors, and I never want to do this after trying to breed koi fish a few times in the early years, and it is too troublesome to maintain in the later stage, and you can't handle it at all in the face of thousands of fish fry, after all, we are not a fish farm. Raising koi fish is a pleasant thing for the body and mind, and it would be bad if it became a burden.

Therefore, koi breeding should be left to the fish farm.

If you really want to try your hand at koi breeding, a glass fish tank is not enough. If there are not many broodstock, at least three large plastic basins (about one meter in diameter, the bigger the better), one as an ovulation pool, one as a resting pool, and one as a hatchery pool. In the ovulation pool, you can put some ovaries tied with foxtail grass, on which the female will ovulate, and the male will release sperm on the eggs, and then complete the fertilization process.

After the female fish has finished spawning, the male fish should be fished out in time and put in the resting pond after the sperm is discharged. After that, the fertilized eggs are soaked in a large salt solution of about 3% for 5 minutes and then placed in the hatching tank. The reproduction of koi fish is not a one-time event, and it will continue to ovulate 2-3 times after the first ovulation, so the resting pond becomes an ovulation pond after that.

The eggs that were excluded the second time were better than the first.

After the koi have actually completed the ovulation process, the female and male can be put back in the tank. Also use three percent small soda before putting it back.

The solution and 2% large salt solution are soaked for 10 minutes for sterilization and anti-inflammatory treatment.

If you feel that the above process is acceptable, you can consider giving it a try.

If the process of ovulation fertilization is over and the fertilized egg is already waiting to hatch, you can ask me again what to do after that.

Koi fish can be kept in a glass tank, but if your glass tank is too small, it will be difficult to raise koi well, because the koi eat more and pull more, and if the water in the glass tank is too small, the water will easily become turbid, and finally the fish will be easy to hang up.