A Koi's Journey | Next Day Koi 

Thanks, Dennis. We're glad to hear you're still enjoying your koi.

Thanks, Miguel. Hope you're enjoying your new Koi.

Thanks so much, Elizabeth! We're glad to hear your Next Day Koi are doing well, and we're here when you're ready for more.

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With thousands of koi on the farm, it definitely requires a good organization system! Shout out to our fantastic shipping team for always getting the right koi to the right customers. Glad you enjoyed the video.

Thanks, @Kerionite. Hope you enjoy your new koi!

@@Nextdaykoisales ended up getting 25 and they are all happy schooling in circles in the new pond!

@@Kerionite Fantastic news! Glad to hear it.

Thanks, Carlos! Hope you're enjoying your new Koi.

Thanks, Todd.

@@Nextdaykoisales well you are probably going to delete this but you need to know... i won 110 fish at auction. They were shipped in 2 boxes, i am at the end of delivery route, they were put in quarantine pond with no other fish... at 3 months later 50% have died and i continue to see infected fish with fin rot body sores mouth rot ... all this results in dead fish ... just now a beautiful butterfly koi came up to eat and rolls to dive and i see its main fin is being eaten by parasites... sad this is my next death ... at delivery i put 25 in a 200 gal established aquarium, at feeding time i notice a tashio with red on its mouth and find the whole left side of jaw is being eaten away by parasites... this one i might can save with meds but will be maimed for life. I have searched for explanations thinking its me, thinking ive done something wrong... i ordered fish from you in 10/2021 this same thing happened until eventually they stopped dieing and i now have the survivalist... in a separate area as i dare not get these old fish near the new infected ones. My conclusion is, you keep your fish in a salt solution, great for you but that is breeding a super parasites. They are held in check by salt and customers put your fish in pure Water and the parasites are free, coupled with scratches in shipping, makes the perfect combination for your parasites to kill the the fish you just sent me... So 3 months later and 55÷ out 110 fish dead I am not such a happy customer...

Thank you!

Hey Lee, thanks for the compliments on the video! To your question.. the guidelines you see like "one koi per 200 gallons" or "one inch of fish per 10 gallons" are just starting points of advice for koi keeping. There are several factors that contribute to a proper stocking density for a certain pond or tank. Things like filtration, flow, design and water change will all play into how many fish you can safely keep in a system. So the short answer is that there is no universal rule for stocking density. As you continue your journey in the hobby hopefully you will learn more about these factors and how many fish you can safely keep in your system or systems. Good luck!

Thanks! The pond pack fish are selected at random, but at the same time we are conscious of giving everyone a good mix of colors and varieties.

Hey James! We're glad to hear that you're happy with your fish. There are a lot of factors that go into how long koi can live in our packaging, but we are sure to take into consideration shipping and transit delays. We'd love to see your new koi in your pond - tag us on Facebook or Instagram if you post pics.

We're members of the Hoon fan club here too!

Not currently, but we'll share your feedback with the team. Thanks for watching!

Fantastic! Tag us in any photos you post - we can't wait to see them in your pond. 🙏