How long does it take koi eggs to hatch?
 

Phyllis and I tried putting a blue filter mat in the pond when we began
to see foam by the streams. Thought it might reflect koi spawning.
Turns out to be right! Eggs on the mat. Moved them to our new 400 gal
berm veggie filter.

Does anyone know how long it takes them to hatch?

TIA

Jim

I found a British site that said 3-7 days. Does that match anyone's data?

Jim

Phyllis and Jim Hurley wrote:
Phyllis and I tried putting a blue filter mat in the pond when we began
to see foam by the streams. Thought it might reflect koi spawning.
Turns out to be right! Eggs on the mat. Moved them to our new 400 gal
berm veggie filter.

Does anyone know how long it takes them to hatch?

TIA

Jim

"Phyllis and Jim Hurley" wrote in message
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Phyllis and I tried putting a blue filter mat in the pond when we began
to see foam by the streams. Thought it might reflect koi spawning.
Turns out to be right! Eggs on the mat. Moved them to our new 400 gal
berm veggie filter.

Does anyone know how long it takes them to hatch?
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It was a warm spell when my koi spawned. It took less than a week for them
to hatch.
I have hundreds of koi fry in 1/2 barrels and 150 gallon kiddy pools.
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McKoi.... the frugal ponder...
"To persevere in one's duty and
be silent, is the best answer to calumny."
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"Phyllis and Jim Hurley" wrote in message
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I found a British site that said 3-7 days. Does that match anyone's data?
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Yes! :-)
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McKoi.... the frugal ponder...
"To persevere in one's duty and
be silent, is the best answer to calumny."
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"Phyllis and Jim Hurley" wrote in message
I found a British site that said 3-7 days. Does that match anyone's data?

Temperature dependent, seem mine averaged 4 days when water temps were
70ish. ~ jan

~Power to the Porg, Flow On!~

Here's a good link on spawning Koi:

http://www.pondkoi.com/koi_reproduction.htm

Jim and Phyllis,

It is all temperature dependent as has been stated here. The warmer the
water the faster they hatch. If the water is too cool or too hot anomalies
can occur.

68 to 72 degrees is the best range with hatching in about 4 days, give or
take depending on the range.

Tom L.L.
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"Phyllis and Jim Hurley" wrote in message
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I found a British site that said 3-7 days. Does that match anyone's data?

Jim

Phyllis and Jim Hurley wrote:
Phyllis and I tried putting a blue filter mat in the pond when we began
to see foam by the streams. Thought it might reflect koi spawning.
Turns out to be right! Eggs on the mat. Moved them to our new 400 gal
berm veggie filter.

Does anyone know how long it takes them to hatch?

TIA

Jim

"Tom L. La Bron" wrote in message
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Jim and Phyllis,

It is all temperature dependent as has been stated here. The warmer the
water the faster they hatch. If the water is too cool or too hot
anomalies
can occur.

68 to 72 degrees is the best range with hatching in about 4 days, give or
take depending on the range.
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We had two nights drop into the low 30s here and about 1/3 of the koi fry
died. The rest look ok.
--
McKoi.... the frugal ponder...
~~~ }((((o ~~~ }{{{{o ~~~ }(((((o

Reel McKoi,

Fry are very susceptible to temperature variations and they usually don't
stand very low temperatures.

Tom L.L.
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"Reel McKoi" wrote in message
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"Tom L. La Bron" wrote in message
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Jim and Phyllis,

It is all temperature dependent as has been stated here. The warmer the
water the faster they hatch. If the water is too cool or too hot
anomalies
can occur.

68 to 72 degrees is the best range with hatching in about 4 days, give or
take depending on the range.
==============================
We had two nights drop into the low 30s here and about 1/3 of the koi fry
died. The rest look ok.
--
McKoi.... the frugal ponder...
~~~ }((((o ~~~ }{{{{o ~~~ }(((((o

"Tom L. La Bron" wrote in message
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Reel McKoi,

Fry are very susceptible to temperature variations and they usually don't
stand very low temperatures.
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There was no way to keep those 1/2 barrels warm so I moved all the fry to
two 150 gallon kiddy pools behind the house this afternoon. I added plants
and a lot of greenwater from an old plant propagantion pool (which contains
water fleas). The pools hold a steady temperature a lot better than the
barrels. Most of the fry are at a strange size/age now - too big for egg
yolk and egglayer fines but too small for finger crushed flakes. I hope at
least some survive.
--
McKoi.... the frugal ponder...
"Please check people's headers for forgeries before
flushing." :-)
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