Biasi heating a koi tank

koikeeper said:
You will also need a heat exchanger & Digistat to control the pond temp, if is a combi for the house heating & the pond it will need a couple of zone valves on it. you will be surprised how inexpensive it can be to heat if you stick to the ambient temp, the idea to heat a koi pond is to stop the temp fluctuating too much.

john


im only the man to put the boiler in,, i know the guy has spent thousands on filtration systems etc and he has some sort of room/temp stat to wire into combi.

he only wants it to keep it too 11' for the spawning or something god only knows guys.

BTW koi keeper in newcastle i know a guy who has a load of koi for sale including pumps, filters etc 500 quid for the lot.. at least 10-15 koi, schubumkin or something and a few others. the koi are breeding too
 
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When the pond is heated the koi are active & fed all year round

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similar set up with pipework etc john, that tank looks beautiful by the way ;)
 
Those koi are around 26" - 30" long lol, pond is around 4200 gallon,
Heat exchanger is 100,000 btu & boiler is 50,000 btu, also has a rad run off it.
The boiler can raise the temp of the pond by 1c in about 30 mins

john
 
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all i know is theres 2 22mm JG ppes to connect to his combi. looks like yours is a system boiler
 
That is one hell of a pond, i wasnt expecting something like that, more just a big hole in the ground. Those fish are massive. Id like a pond like that in my garden though. You could go swimming with the fishes.
 
koikeeper said:
Forgot to say it is also 7ft deep

thats truly amazing

think of the amount of chips and vinegar you would need wto go wif one of them babies

;)
 
Oh and... I reckon you cold argue that this isn't a "domestic" installation. I mean its a commercial breeding facility, innit. So do you need a condensing boiler? I sold a couple of new "old" boilers to a koi keeper cheap, he wanted two so he had a backup.
 
Got a Bargain with the boiler, brand new £150 on ebay so could not say no :LOL: Ideal for the pond, jump leads incase it needs a kick start being Baxi :oops:
 
kev25v6 said:
That is one hell of a pond, i wasnt expecting something like that, more just a big hole in the ground. Those fish are massive. Id like a pond like that in my garden though. You could go swimming with the fishes.

You will find that koi keepers will spend a fortune looking after their koi. I do mean a fortune!

you may like to see this pond, ok its not koi, but i bet it wasnt cheap
clicky

I have seen "just a few" koi ponds in my time some are small and modest others are absolutley huge, oh and its not un common for them to be 5- 8 feet deep.
 

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