Thursday, May 27, 2010
Koi, Pond Plants and Koi Food!
Friday, April 30, 2010
On Sale Now!
- Ulcer Aid Rx Kit - 50 grams $34.99 makes two gallons plus
- Deluxe Ulcer Aid Rx Kit - 130 grams $54.99 makes five gallons plus
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
The New Koi are here! 12/08/09


- Removes deadly Ionized Ammonia and toxic Un-Ionized Ammonia
- Removes toxic nitrites and nitrates
- Works in very cold water (35-50 degrees F)
- Reduces and digest bottom sludge all winter
- Helps maintain a healthy immune system
- Arctic Blend will not deplete the oxygen level in your water
- Reduces spring clean up
- 100% natural, NO CHEMICALS, safe for pets and wildlife
ON SALE NOW! $69.99 a gallon!
Don't forget that we are on our fall/winter hours so please keep this in mind if you are planning a visit!
Friday, October 24, 2008
Friday, October 17, 2008
Sunday, October 12, 2008
Fujio Oomo 10/10/08
Fujio Oomo harvesting some Doitsu Kohaku, Sanke and Showa. Out of 120 koi 4 were kept as Tategoi and 8 had lost their color or had some type of damage or deformity. The rest of the koi were graded and put in tanks for sale.
Friday, October 10, 2008
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
October 7th 1st day in Japan
Saturday, May 17, 2008
New Evolution Aqua 70 Air Pump Kit
I just started carrying this new airpump from Evolution Aqua. Not bad for $180.00.Saturday, April 5, 2008
04/05/08 Koi Video
The koi at the shop http://www.usakoi.com/ are up and swimming. The water is holding at about 55F so I started the koi out on some Manda Fu and also some Hiari-Saki Multi Season. I'm feeding one time a day in the afternoon just to be on the safe side but the koi seem to be very happy about it. You might have seen some of these koi on my website under the New Koi For Sale pages. My favorite is the Showa from Nogami SKU# 200090
Sunday, March 2, 2008
Niigata 03/02/08
Saturday, March 1, 2008
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
02/27/08 Japan


Oomo happens to use Saki-Hikari which we now carry in our shop.
Monday, December 10, 2007
KHV Testing 12/10/07
In this picture I'm drawing out the blood. Fortunately not much is required. It isn't too hard to draw the blood after you have done a few.
Friday, December 7, 2007
12/07/07 Another polyurea spray liner
I had a polyurea repair to do in Long Island NY over the last few days. The pond is about 10,000 gallons with one bottom drain, a skimmer and a mid level suction. It was sprayed a year or so ago but the prep work wasn't done perfectly and some of the polyurea started to peel off and clog the drains and skimmers. This pond has a window into the basement which is going to be a living room in the future.

I sprayed the pond in blue first which makes it easier to see any pin holing or misses when I go back over it in black which is the finished color.
I forgot to mention before spraying the new polyurea spray liner the existing polyurea had to be scraped to remove any lose product plus the entire surface was sanded and wiped with primer.
It snowed while I was spraying but this awesome winter cover stopped any of the snow from getting in. This is one of my helpers on the job.
Blue Burst! It looked kind of neat and would make a good color for an aquarium but this pond was going to be finished in depthless black.
Inbetween coats I fill any pin holes or inperfections that show up from the rough surface on the concrete.





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