Risen Koi

04/01/2024

These 2 year olds are looking for a new home. 🤗 PM for more info!

05/24/2023

Tosai Asagi & Shusui spawned from Japanese bloodlines. Roughly 4-8”. PM for more info!

05/16/2023

Male Shusui 16.5”

05/16/2023

**EDIT** This sweet girl has found her way!

Female Gin Rin Asagi 18.5”

She’s got a wonderful disposition. Very calm and moves slowly in the water.

05/16/2023

A little stressed from the catch. He’s (male) a quick one for his size. Gin Rin Asagi 17.5”

05/07/2023

*EDIT* These two have found their way

Two more gorgeous Shusui! PM for more info.

05/07/2023

*EDIT* These beauties have found their way!

Were able to catch a few more in between raindrops 🙃 Here are two of them! 😍 Pm for more info!

05/06/2023

*EDIT* This one has found its way

Check out this beauty! 🤩 PM for details

04/28/2023

Look at these beautiful Asagi and Shusui! PM if interested 🤩

04/14/2023

We’re at it again. Round 2 - ding! ding! ding!

Check out these interesting koi! Private message for more info.

04/12/2023

*EDIT* - These beauties found their way today. Keep an eye out - we will be posting more koi looking to find their way in the next day or two ;) --- Thanks John!

Spawned from Japanese bloodlines- Last fall and the year prior. Asagi and shusui with some Gin Rin in there! 😊

Will post more when these find their way. Pm for more info.

03/27/2023

Limax maximus (literally, "biggest slug"), known by the common names great grey slug and leopard slug, is a species of slug in the family Limacidae, the keeled slugs.[4] It is among the largest keeled slugs, Limax cinereoniger being the largest.

Limax maximus is the type species of the genus Limax. The adult slug measures 10–20 cm (4–8 in) in length and is generally a light greyish or grey-brown with darker spots and blotches, although the coloration and exact patterning of the body of this slug species is quite variable.

This species has a very unusual and distinctive mating method, where the pair of slugs use a thick thread of mucus to hang suspended in the air from a tree branch or other structure.

Although native to Europe, this species has been accidentally introduced to many other parts of the world, first discovered outside its native range in Philadelphia, USA in 1867. -Wikipedia

03/17/2023

Lessons from nature on how not to get pinched. 🍀

03/16/2023

“All of a sudden I had the revelation of how enchanting my pond was.” ~ Claude Monet

03/09/2023

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03/01/2023

Which is your favorite? 🥰

02/21/2023

Happy President's Day

02/14/2023

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Happy Prince Charmingtine's Day🐸

02/10/2023

As we approach spring and warmer weather, remember: clear water isn't always healthy water.

Ammonia, chlorine, hypoxia, parasites, pH swings and predators all pose a risk to the life in your pond. Make sure to regularly check for these to protect your koi. For more information, visit risenelectric.com/koi

02/05/2023

Beautiful! Have you tried tray gardening?

Bonsai Forest by Masahiko Kimura

02/01/2023

Which is your favorite?

01/27/2023

Most koi enthusiasts are so because they love nature. Koi, trees, flowers, shrubs, rocks and even infrequent visitors are the delight of a koi keeper.

Many are unaware that bird droppings are the primary vehicle for parasites to enter a koi pond. This hurts most in the spring when your ecosystem and koi are most fragile. Regularly scraping and scoping the slime coat of your koi will help you stay ahead of the game and ensure their safety.

01/20/2023

Female Hana Shusui 2.5-3 years old😍

01/18/2023

Philippians 4:8

01/13/2023

Koi ponds are among the happiest places on earth.