MEET THE MANUFACTURER maria hayward
against her because she is more powerful than you and will always have the last laugh if you get it wrong. Just keep your expectations to a reasonable level. Also, remember that it is difficult to save
on filtration. If you have the budget to buy only a modest filter then keep a correspondingly modest stocking density and all will be fine. If things do go wrong bear in mind that nearly everything to do with the health of your koi is about water quality.
When I was in the koi business I was
always chasing the perfect specimen koi…
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Are there any other applications in which your products are used? Many. Our brushes are used for filtration of water and air in a variety of industries. Our Wizard fibre is used by builders, plasterers and roofers.
Are you a koi keeper? If so, how long have you been keeping koi? Yes I do have a koi pond. When I was in the koi business I was always chasing the perfect
specimen koi but, strangely, in recent years I have learnt to appreciate the beauty of some of the more natural varieties of carp as well. I have a number of mirrors, ghosts and commons that I have bred over the years. I am sure that none of them would win any prizes but they are all special to me.
Do you have any advice for our readers? Yes. There are no shortcuts. Nothing can replace good filtration.
Further information
To find out more about the products available from Black Knight, go to
www.blackknight.co.uk. You can contact then on telephone number 01622 747299, or email
info@blackknight.co.uk.
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