Location - I am located on the North end of Phoenix, close to Shea Blvd & I-51.
Contact Me - My email address is: ShortyKoi@ShortyPen.com please include the word "koi" in the subject, I get a lot of spam and emails with the word koi get automatically passed through my spam filter.
Updates -This list of available koi was updated 8-5-10 .
I just sold all of the fish I had available,
below is the equipment that I have left for sale.
12' diameter 4' tall 3200 gallon tank and filter system.
Includes: fiberglass tank, bird net dome cover, complete filter system, pump, K1 media
$2500 for everything listed
This can be used above ground, or it can be partially (or fully) buried.
More info: [click here]
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100 gallon stock tank If you own koi, a tank and cover like this is great to have for a bunch of reasons: - Great transportation tank for when taking your koi to a show. Much better than bagging and boxing your koi, you can run an aerator in the tank so they have a constant fresh oxygen supply. I have carried 20 large koi at one time in this tank and they were fine. - Quarantine new koi or hospital tank for sick koi. - Holding tank if you have to drain and repair your pond. - Hatching koi eggs and growing fry when your koi spawn in the spring. It is approx 52" x 34" x 24" high. $80 for the tank with the cover. |
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Fiberglass koi show bowl It is 44" at the widest point, and 11" deep. For presenting and photographing koi, it is very important to have a show bowl with the proper color of blue. I have used this bowl to show hundreds of koi to customers, and also use it for photographing my koi for entry into the WWKC online koi show. And for my own personal records, I photograph all of my koi atleast once a year to track their progress. The diameter is wide enough to display several large koi. The picture to the right is a 30" koi with a 20" koi to the side. The depth is just right, it is shallow enough so you and your customer can view the koi easily, but deep enough that the koi won't jump out. It is thick fiberglass, so it is very durable, you can carry it around by the lip. When done showing the koi, you can lift the bowl up by the side and dump out the water. You can paint it with regular latex paint to get just the right color of blue for showing and photographing your fish. The problem with plastic show bowls is their color fades over time and they lighten up, making your koi look more pale in the photographs. And plastic bowls are a bit more expensive than I am selling this one for, even though they are not as nice. $100 for the bowl |
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---- SOME OF THE PREVIOUSLY SOLD KOI ------- Pond Grade Koi - Small [click here] Large [click here] Select Grade Koi - Small [click here] Large [click here] |
---- MY KOI BARREL FILTERS FOR PONDS ------- ShortyPen Barrel Filter 3 [click here] Filter on my big tank [click here] |
---- LOCAL KOI SHOWS -------
If you are interested in showing koi in competitions, there are 2 koi clubs close by.
Valley of the Sun Koi Club (located here in Phoenix) [click here]
Southern Arizona Koi Association (located in Tucson) [click here]
And for a neat, new way to compete with your fish, you can enter the (free) online World Wide Koi Club show [click here]