Nets

To catch koi, you need a net with a flat net and a larger diameter than the koi you want to catch. The net is used to guide the koi calmly and precisely to the desired area of ​​the tank. There it is carefully placed head first into a transfer tube. Once the koi is in the transfer tube, you can close the openings at both ends with your hands and transfer the koi either to another tank or into a transport bag. When you release the koi, the koi is released head first at the other end of the transfer tube. This method minimizes stress and the risk of injury to the koi during transfer.

A transfer hose is a tube-like, fine net that has an opening at both ends. It is used to transfer koi safely and easily from tank to tank.

Yes, unlike fishing, for example, Koi nets are not as deep and are used to gently bring the Koi to the edge of the pool where they can then be lifted out of the pool using a transfer hose. This is less stressful for the Koi and the risk of injury is also lower.

That depends entirely on the type of net. In the Koi world, there are both. With telescopic nets, it is important to ensure that they are stable and do not move while you are working.

Theoretically yes. However, it is recommended that you get your own landing net, transfer hose and tub. The reason for this is that if you rent these items, you run the risk of bringing diseases into your life. For the sake of the fish and your wallet, you should avoid this.