BLACK KNIGHT
Tell us about your facilities and your products
Our manufacturing facilities have been expanded and updated continually over the last 17 years and now we have the most advanced processes in the industry. We recognise that fast delivery is very important today so we usually keep large stocks of our standard range at all times.
Which area of koi keeping do you specialise in?
Black Knight filter brushes are specifically used for mechanical and biological filtration. Our spawning brushes are designed to emulate submerged pond weed and to encourage koi to spawn.
Wizard fibre is a cement / render reinforcing additive that is used to create crack-resistant concrete / block ponds.
How did you become involved in the koi industry and how do you benefit the koi keeper?
I started off as one of the first koi breeders in the UK and had a fish farm with 36 ponds at one point. I was also a koi dealer for ten years and manufactured a range of medium to top-end filtration systems for koi ponds.
I sold the company ten years ago but my
knowledge of koi, koi health and filtration systems has been invaluable in helping Black Knight customers get the maximum benefit from our products and the best from their installations.
Your products are aimed at koi keepers who want their ponds to operate efficiently. How is this achieved? The main thing to remember is that Mother Nature is always in charge. You can assist effectively in many ways but never try to go
I started off as one of the first koi breeders in the UK and had a fish farm with 36 ponds at one point
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