Koi Pro 80cm Blue Koi Bowl
| Brand | |
|---|---|
| Diameter | 80cm |
| Colour | Blue |
| Quantity | 1 bowl |
| Cover | Not included |
| Manufacturer part number | 09060012 |
The Koi Pro 80cm blue bowl provides a round vessel for temporary fish handling, inspection and photography. Its stated diameter is 80cm. This listing supplies one bowl of that size; the supplier photograph illustrates the wider bowl range.
£114.00 (inc VAT)
Koi Pro 80cm Blue Koi Bowl
A 80cm inspection bowl for temporary koi handling
The Koi Pro 80cm blue bowl provides a round vessel for temporary fish handling, inspection and photography. Its stated diameter is 80cm. This listing supplies one bowl of that size; the supplier photograph illustrates the wider bowl range.
Product details
| Brand | Koi Pro |
|---|---|
| Diameter | 80cm |
| Colour | Blue |
| Quantity | 1 bowl |
| Cover | Not included |
| Manufacturer part number | 09060012 |
| Supplier code | BT600 |
Choose a bowl around the fish
The 80cm measurement is the stated bowl diameter, not a water-capacity rating or a recommended fish length. Allow enough working room for the fish and the task. Koi Pro offers bowls in several diameters; check the actual space available before choosing a size.
Prepare before moving the fish
Set the bowl on a stable, level surface and prepare suitable pond water before starting. Keep the handling area clear and have the transfer equipment ready. Use a suitable koi sock or transfer vessel to move the fish with controlled support, keeping handling time to a minimum.
Temporary use and supervision
A bowl is a temporary handling vessel. It is not a filtered quarantine system, and an air pump alone does not make it one. Supervise the fish, maintain suitable water conditions and provide appropriate aeration where needed. Do not rely on a fixed holding time that ignores temperature, fish size and water volume.
Covers and other equipment
Koi Pro lists matching zip covers separately. A cover, air pump and transfer net are not included with this bowl. If buying a cover, match its diameter and fixing arrangement to the exact bowl rather than assuming any cover of a similar size will fit.
Cleaning and storage
Rinse the bowl after use and inspect the inside for anything that could damage a fish. Follow an appropriate equipment-cleaning routine between different groups of fish, then allow the bowl to dry before storage. Avoid leaving cleaning residues in equipment intended for fish handling.



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