JPD Guide

  • Feed in the autumn: adapting to cooler days

    Feeding in autumn: changing the temperature In autumn, pond water can cool significantly within a short time. While warm days can still lead to more intensive feeding activity, a cool night can change the conditions again. Therefore, when feeding, it is not only the season that matters, but also the measured water temperature. Gradually adjust the ration: Reduce the portions when the…

  • How much coif feed per day? Why fish length and temperature are important

    How much koi food do koi need daily? A common question is: How many grams of food should my koi get per day? The answer depends on the total population and the conditions in the pond. Just the number of fish alone is not enough. Size and number combined: Ten young koi with a length of 20 centimeters need a different amount of food…

  • Color or growth? That's how Yamato and Shori differ

    Yamato or Shori – two targets, two types of feed For those who want to specifically feed their Koi, they often face the question: Should the feed primarily support the natural color development or support intensive growth phases? In the JPD range, Yamato and Shori have different focuses. Yamato: Focus on color development JPD Yamato is a color feed that is focused on color intensity and skin quality. It…

  • Feed your horse in the spring: start slowly and with consideration of the temperature

    Feeding the koi in spring: The right start counts With the first mild days, the water temperature in the koi pond slowly increases. But that doesn't mean that the koi immediately start eating the same amounts of food as they did in the winter. needed in the high summer. For a good start to the season, stable conditions, attentive observation, and cautious feeding are especially important. Water temperature rather than calendar is decisive…