27 Responses to “Relaxing by the Koi Pond”

1. FISHGAL69 says:

   Wed at 5:10 pm

   @zzzthaoster Thanks, glad you enjoy it.

2. zzzthaoster says:

   Wed at 6:01 pm

   this is awesomely beautiful.

3. FISHGAL69 says:

   Wed at 6:29 pm

   @DERAJ13 Culling, no. Only a few fry survive each year long enough to become sizeable, and there is an occasional lost to natural hazards.

4. ricardomarcossanchez says:

   Wed at 6:42 pm

   Beautifull long tail goldfishes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I wish I could get some like yours!!
   Congrats, beautifull pond and fishes!!

5. MrGrog88 says:

   Wed at 7:23 pm

   i saw a koi pond when i was in japan and its just mezmerising, i could have sat there for hours

6. DERAJ13 says:

   Wed at 8:13 pm

   population control? culling?

7. darthjeff3 says:

   Wed at 8:22 pm

   nothing like sitting at a koi pond or raking a zen garden.

8. FISHGAL69 says:

   Wed at 9:10 pm

   @MonyMG1959 You’re welcomed, thanks for watching.

9. MonyMG1959 says:

   Wed at 9:27 pm

   beautiful, thanks for sharing

10. dajoeng says:

    Wed at 9:28 pm

    Those sara comets are absolutely beautiful

11. FISHGAL69 says:

    Wed at 10:01 pm

    @maxlammamax Thanks for watching. We don’t do anything special, the fish get a light feeding a twice a day… By the end of the season a few lily pads can look fairly tattered, but the plants have never been destroyed.

12. maxlammamax says:

    Wed at 10:46 pm

    Gday mate, some beautiful Koi u have there. Just wondering how is it that you have your lillys still intact?? Arnt they pretty damn destructive when it comes to plant life??

13. tomtgael says:

    Wed at 11:19 pm

    lovely comets

14. FISHGAL69 says:

    Wed at 11:22 pm

    @Hobbyist56 Thank you for your compliment. The price of koi varies by size, type and their markings. In Japan prize winning koi can sell for many thousands of dollars. With that said, some of these koi were introduced when they were 4-6 inches in length (and not expensive), then they grew and started spawning with a few fry surviving each season.

15. Hobbyist56 says:

    Wed at 11:32 pm

    your pond is beautiful! I heard koi fish are quite costly, is that true?

16. eileensongs says:

    Thu at 12:05 am

    Oh Cindy I am so sorry to hear that she was a beauty and joy to watch, so graceful!!
    She was around quite a while, glad I got to see her. maybe the pearly one (as my dad called them) will be the dominate one…I saw the way she/he swam and ate in that pond…

17. FISHGAL69 says:

    Thu at 12:39 am

    @eileensongs Speckles (the big orange and black one) didn’t make it through the spring, she looked like she had a head injury. Weighed in at 28 lbs and 28 inched long. It will be interesting to see which one becomes the dominant eater.

18. eileensongs says:

    Thu at 1:31 am

    great video of your dad’s pond!!! Ah the pearly and black gets bigger each time I see him!!! WOW!! A few have gotton very big!!! You included some awesome still lifes….
    This really brought back fond memories!!!!

19. FISHGAL69 says:

    Thu at 2:04 am

    @mushmush7 Thanks. They are starting to get active now that spring is here, so another vid could be up in a few weeks.

20. mushmush7 says:

    Thu at 2:13 am

    I could watch koi all day! Nice video!

21. FISHGAL69 says:

    Thu at 2:24 am

    Shogun from the Apple production library, so I wonder why youtube has tagged it for advertising, cuz I’m not a “partner”…

22. Ccbooya18 says:

    Thu at 3:00 am

    cool, you should name one of them, “koi-zilla”! lol

23. xXShinobiKidXx says:

    Thu at 3:20 am

    what is the music?

24. FISHGAL69 says:

    Thu at 3:42 am

    They are even bigger now! Maybe I’ll do another one this year.

25. Ccbooya18 says:

    Thu at 3:50 am

    Omg! Those are giant fish!

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