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Why tag Koi?

Newsflash                      Newsflash                      Stolen Koi ........Brighton resident loses 4 prized koi , stolen from his pond  on 8th April . Brighton Evening Argos reports on Thursday  9th April 2009

There are a number of reasons why your fish should be invisibly security tagged, whether you are a keeper with a small pond and a limited number of fish, a private lake or a large angling centre.

1)   Fish, particularly large koi, are a valuable asset - why risk leaving them unprotected?

2)   A micro-chipped fish immediately becomes an identifiable individual.  Koi keepers often claim that they can identify fish from photographs and I wouldn't argue against that point but  how much more secure to have an indisputable identity, in the form of an incorruptible microchip ID, than to argue over possible likenesses, on a photograph, of a fish that can gain or lose weight and whose features do change as the fish grows.

3)   You may even save money on insurance.  Unidentifiable fish are a thief's best friend!

"Where now?" I hear you ask.  It's an easy question to answer - just phone or email us for further  details or complete our online Enquiry Form and I'll get back to you.

KOI OWNERS CLUBS and Koi keepers!
We have recently undertaken trial microchip implantation of a number of koi in conjunction with a large UK breeder. The trials went very well and we have identified a site where your fish will not show any sign of being microchipped at all, a point of particular concern of koi owners I know. 

Click on the image (right) for fuller information with further links to photographs and a short video..