As late summer rolls through Cheshire, August brings some of the warmest water temperatures of the year. While your koi are likely active, hungry, and at their peak colour, warmer water requires extra vigilance from every hobbyist.
Ask any seasoned hobbyist the secret to keeping vibrant, thriving Japanese Koi, and they’ll give you the exact same answer: you aren’t just keeping fish – you’re keeping water.
Why a Slow Start to the 2026 Koi Season is Good for Your Fish. As we move into April, we’re all looking at the sky (and our pond thermometers) waiting for that consistent shift into double digits. While the British spring is taking its time to arrive, things are…
