Breeding Koi For Fun And Profit Plr Ebook

Table of Contents

Contents
1 ALL ABOUT THE KOI 3

2 AERATION AND FILTERING NEEDS 5
3 DESIGNING AND BUILDING A KOI BREEDING POND 12
4 BUYING YOUR FIRST KOI 18

5 FEEDING YOUR KOI 20

6 Breeding Your Koi 21

7 Turning Your Koi Business Into A Flourishing Business 24

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ALL ABOUT THE KOI

The hobby of keeping Koi is a fascinating one that can become a lucrative business with a little research and a lot of work. Owning Koi is a relaxing pastime that you will enjoy throughout your life. The Koi is one of the most beautiful fish in existence. Their colors are eye-catching and their agile bodies are quite graceful when gliding through the water of their pond. A group of Koi can live for more than two hundred years when cared for properly, although 25-35 years seems to be an average lifespan.

Long Lived Fish Need Plenty of Room
Since it lives such a long time, the Koi is able to increase in size dramatically, as long as it has a good diet approved for Koi, the proper water conditions, and enough living space. It is not difficult to care for Koi, as they require most of the same care as other fish kept by hobbyists. The main difference is that Koi require lots of room, so they are housed in good-sized outdoor ponds.

Intelligent and Friendly
Koi are intelligent fish, and their antics can be a source of amusement for many years to come. Koi will swim over to you when you call them, and like to be stroked and petted. They can be taught to eat out of your hand, which most Koi owners thoroughly enjoy experiencing. Though they are naturally bottom feeders, they quickly catch on to eating traditional dry Koi food that floats on top of the pond water.

Bet You Can’t Own Just One
Many Koi owners compare owning these fish to eating a bag of potato chips, as it is almost impossible to have just one of them! Your Koi collection can be for your own pleasure, or you can build a Koi business out of your passion for these fish. A business of this type necessitates a long-term commitment from you, as you are working with living, breathing creatures, which deserve the best of care. Many people make pets out of their Koi, which assures that they get nothing but the best of care. You will get a kick out of purchasing a feeding ring for your Koi, placing the food inside of it, then watching as the fish scramble over each other to be first in line.