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Plants that are toxic to koi

Plants are important and beneficial to the health of your pond, but some plants are toxic to koi. We've done some research and have compiled a list of plants that could be dangerous for your fish. Check it out and let us know if you have questions!  See the link below:
Toxic Plants for koi

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  1. Don DaviesJuly 4, 2021 at 8:35 PM

    Thanks for sharing this. Now I know which plants are good to go with my Koi pond here in Colorado. Maintenance is really important, That's why I really hire the professionals. Koi pond maintenance is no easy matter and for myself, I really leave it to the professionals to do the regular maintenance works, cleaning, and checking. Thanks to guys like you and our local contractor here in CO, https://purelyponds.com/maintenance/ we really get to have our ponds serviced well and cleaned! https://www.hirerush.com/blog/koi-pond-maintenance-keep-your-pond-live-and-healthy/

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