Can you remember Simon's Fish Pond? An Indoor Pond that is connected with a tunnel to the outer Fish Tank. #shorts #indoorpond #fishpond USA: Get you Koi here: Selectkoi: bit.ly/3DsrfK9
Hahaha, If a thief the size of a fish can swim through an 6 - 8inch wide pipe, then take what ever you want, you need it more then me. By the way even if this micro human person managed to swim through, they'll still be Semi outside, because that is an outside heated porch/deck. Good luck doing all that without alerting my dogs and my alarm systems.
I was thinking the exact thing. Plus being around the corner instead of at the front. The plant kinda looks like it might be lemongrass, which can repel mosquitoes. Maybe it's there to keep them away from the doorway, and the gravels there as a sort of doormat/aesthetic choice?
This...this is what i would spend a lottery win on and spend my last years talking to my koi, like a cat lady the neighbor kids would call me crazy koi lady
Assuming this is not a tropical area, koi can live outside during the winter as long as the pond doesn't completely freeze over, break the ice gently, keep the water aerated have an aerator running in your pond to keep the water stirring at all times, maintain ventilation, and try to cover your pond also. Don't feed your koi during the winter, as they would be in a dormant like state, and barely moving, similar to how some animals hibernate.
@@shizukagozen777 Yea you just have to know what your doing, there are alot of fish that live in freezing cold waters. Alaska, Siberia, Antarctica, etc.
@@ludvugblood-axe3071 But I'm not talking about other fish, I'm only talking about koi. You said that they can survive in winter as long as the surface of the pond isn't completely frozen, which is not true since my mom's ex's koi can do it.
Because they are not use to human presence, you have to build a bond with your fish to make them feel comfortable with human. If your fish is okay with human they are just hungry.
@@salisharitchie2221 You need to start hand feeding your fish, let them get used to your presence. Plus he said his koi was small, just like any other pet they have to get used to seeing your face, and building a bond with you, give it time. People underestimate fish and think they're just fish, but they're much smarter then people think.
