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Next Level Aquatics Aus Next Level Aquatics a Registered Business. We are a breeder and supplier of the great quality koi & longfin koi. All fish are guaranteed healthy & disease free.

25/10/2026

looks like the young koi have made a new game during water changes,
there is a hump on that side of the pond and instead of swimming in the 50cm depth they are choosing to swim over the top of it repetidly.

24/10/2026

Happy healthy fish,
how is this achieved?

koi are a social fish and love schooling together,
a lot of koi Keepers or pond enthusiasts have unhappy, unhealthy koi so lets go over a few ways to keep your koi happy and healthy.

(1) Water quality, now theres a few aspects to this and it doesn't just mean clarity,
against popular belief, that koi are carp, thats about the same as comparing a chihuahua to a wolf even though they share 98-99% the same DNA.

koi need quality water to thrive, this means, no debris in the water, well filtered, PH between 7-7.5, lots of Aeration and surface agitation, they also love lots of water flow, helping to build and maintain quality structure.
they won't thrive in a stagnant, un airated pond or damn like a carp would.

(2) Quality food,
koi are omnivorous, meaning they need to eat a combination of protein and plant matter to be healthy,
we recommend, porpoise quick grow koi food or Orca Quick grow koi food, fed 2 times per day (at least) koi have no stomachs.

(3) Care,
stressed koi are sick koi,
against popular beleif and even further when interbred, koi dont have amazing immune systems and are susceptible to a range of internal and external parasites & bacterial fungal infections.
the best way to keep on top of this is to always quarantine new fish seperately, we use potassium permanganate bathes for new fish, 20% water changes weekly, using UV sterilisers, and avoiding stressing your koi, no harsh handling with nets, no lifting with nets etc we lift all of ours suspended in koi bags for transport.

do all of these things and you will have happy, healthy thriving koi fish for years to come!

23/10/2026

Kikokuryu x Kogane Ochiba update.
line breeding these guys to get Larger Fins, and larger body shape.

when establishing new Lines, its something you sometimes have to do,
every second breeding we do a complete outcross to bring that genetic biodiversity.

as seen, these babies have 3 dark based parents,
Beni kikokuryu x Kikokuryu x Kogane ochiba.
but they still throw Ogon & Hariwake as its in their DNA.

we are excited to see how they turn out!

23/10/2026

Golden Chagoi Butterfly x Kikokuryu Butterfly koi at 6 months old.

18/10/2026

we aren't called Next Level Aquatics for nothing .
time for these 7 month olds to be moved into a bigger pond with more sunlight, the biggest ones are 30cm and already showing big bodies exactly what we look for.

Add some colour to your pond with these 5 beautiful young fish that are about 20cm 3 x longfins 2 x ginrin koi Pick up E...
18/10/2026

Add some colour to your pond with these 5 beautiful young fish that are about 20cm
3 x longfins
2 x ginrin koi
Pick up Erskine park
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Message 0416850841 if interested

14/10/2026

Sometimes you just need to take a break, the best part about koi keeping is their ability to calm you watching them,
keeping koi over 30 years this is well known trust me,

a bit of a backstory, I have been keeping regular koi all of my life & showing them in prestigious koi shows.

Over the past 4 years really, I have made the move to longfin koi, seeing a niche market for quality ones, which were basically unseen in Australia.

All of the fish had long stragely fins, small heads and small body shape and generally grew to about 50cm max.

Since then I have used my knowledge on koi keeping & breeding and through careful selection of a very select few parent fish we have created what we have, large bodies, huge heads and fins and the ability to grow past 70cm with ease,
breeding and growing koi is no easy task, hundreds of thousands of fish you get a few that are exceptional.

its all about that 1% and becoming better every year.
we are keen to show you what we produce in the coming years at Next Level Aquatics.

14/10/2026

the babies are getting bigger, they are 7-8 months old with the biggest being about 27cm and tne smallest about 14cm.
they are finally showing more of their true colours being mostly Kin, or Beni Kikokuryu they change dramatically in the first year of their life.

65cm Yamabuki Ogon Breeding male reduced to 1️⃣5️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ from 2️⃣k If interested message 0416850841 Not everyday you com...
12/10/2026

65cm Yamabuki Ogon Breeding male reduced to 1️⃣5️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ from 2️⃣k
If interested message 0416850841
Not everyday you come across high quality longfin koi this size.

If not gone this week we will keep him

12/10/2026

Using high quality parents to produce high quality offspring,
Body Shape & Lustre is a priority as well as the ability to grow huge.
the female is about 74cm and the males about 65cm.
the babies are 45-55cm at 17 months old.

Address

Pisces Place Erskine Park
Sydney, NSW
2759

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 8pm
Tuesday 6pm - 7pm
Wednesday 6pm - 7pm
Thursday 6pm - 7pm
Friday 6pm - 7pm
Sunday 9am - 7pm

Telephone

+61416850841

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