14430 Manchester Rd, St. Louis, MO 63011 1/2 Mile West of HWY 141
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First time owner of a pond with common goldfish. Bought our house in December 2017 so when spring sprang, I had about nine little gold fish. They grew and reproduced to the amount of one large solid gold (bright orange) appx 6-7 inches long (I include their tails). Next there are appx 6 varying colors of light to deep orange btw 5-6 inches. From there it's a free for all. I would guess four dozen smaller size to include 4 white and orange appx 2-3 inches long with the rest being smaller than two inches. and they keep coming!
I do not think my pond is big enough to keep them all safe through the winter and would like to give anyone who has the room some fish. Anyone interested?
Not at this time. I lost quit a few of my larger fish late in the fall season. Once spring comes around and I can see what I have then yes I will probably rehome some of my fish.
Having goldfih the size of a size 7 shoe, many simple things, that can keep it clean & your fish healthy. Keep fish out during winter. They'll hug the bottom of the pond. Feed them small amount of food. We have a net over our pond to keep critters, leave & branches out (and our own dog & cats). You Tube will give you a "Great" Pumping system (garbage cans, buffer pads and PVC piping) and a "hardy" pump (don't go cheap or $$$$). Lastly, buffer pads in barrels, clean once a week during summer (once a month during winter). Lastly. Figure out how many gallions go in to your pond (we bought a gallon counter), and use Hydrogen Peroide, for keeping it clean\ clear & fish healthy (Pinterest gave me the ratio). It is a lillte work to set it up, but as long as your consistant, it will last forever. mphseason@mac.com
We have 5 Koi Fish for sale. 16-18 inches. One is bright yellow,one is all white,one is white with black marks ,one is white,orange and black and the other one is orange with black marks. We are selling for $75 a piece. Please text me at+16364858053 if interested. We live In Weldon Springs.
I have approx 7+ larger koi for sale. They are currently in a small pond on our property and I am selling them as pond is being transitioned into native species (bass, bluegill, catfish) Coloring is oranges, whites, blacks, and combinations of those colors. 2 of them are butterfly type tales. Fish range in size from 10" to 20" (approximately, don't know until i catch them) They must be gone by 6/1/19
Do you still have fish you want to rehome
Not at this time. I lost quit a few of my larger fish late in the fall season. Once spring comes around and I can see what I have then yes I will probably rehome some of my fish.
@Peggy Corey
Ok let me know
I will, thanks.
Having goldfih the size of a size 7 shoe, many simple things, that can keep it clean & your fish healthy. Keep fish out during winter. They'll hug the bottom of the pond. Feed them small amount of food. We have a net over our pond to keep critters, leave & branches out (and our own dog & cats). You Tube will give you a "Great" Pumping system (garbage cans, buffer pads and PVC piping) and a "hardy" pump (don't go cheap or $$$$). Lastly, buffer pads in barrels, clean once a week during summer (once a month during winter). Lastly. Figure out how many gallions go in to your pond (we bought a gallon counter), and use Hydrogen Peroide, for keeping it clean\ clear & fish healthy (Pinterest gave me the ratio). It is a lillte work to set it up, but as long as your consistant, it will last forever. mphseason@mac.com