Shipping Cost = For Koi $95.00 Small Box, $150 Large Box
Shipped Fedex Priority Overnight
Koi
Size
Approx QTY Shipped/Box
less than 6"
60
over 6" less than 8"
30
over 8" less than 10"
12
over 10" less than 12"
4
over 12" less than 18"
2
over 18" less than 24"
1
Goldfish
Size
Approx QTY Shipped/Box
Less than 6"
75
These are used for guidelines only, certain restrictions/limitations may apply
Black Trapdoor Snails
Chinese mystery snail is a species of freshwater aquatic snails known by the scientific name Bellamya chinensis, and is also known as the Japanese mystery snail. As their name implies, they are native to Asia, and are assigned to the Viviparidae family, which means it gives birth to live young.
They are a preferred snail for water gardening because they scour the pond eating algae off the liner, planters and even cleaning up your plants without harming them. They have gills for breathing underwater, and a distinct trapdoor (operculum) that they can close tight to provide resistance to drought and predation.
Black Japanese Trapdoor Pond SnailsWill Survive in Harsh Winter Climates with Ice Covered Ponds!&nbs..
$166.50
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Koi and Goldfish Delivery Shipping Information
All orders for fish are shipped via FedEx Overnight Air and are only available for delivery within the 50 US States. It is very important that someone be available at the delivery address to accept the delivery as soon as it arrives by FedEx. Once we receive your order we will contact you for a good day to deliver your purchase. Don't forget to add the FedEx shipping option above to your order before you check out. FOR KOI ONLY, SMALL BOX SHIPPED IS $95, AND LARGE BOX IS $150 FOR OVERNIGHT SHIPPING BY FEDEX.
MAKE SURE SOMEONE IS HOME TO ACCEPT THEM!
If your fish arrives dead: We will require a photo of the Koi so do not dispose of it. However distasteful it may be for you to do this, you will need to cut the tail section off of the Koi and lay it on the ground with the remainder of the Koi for the picture.
It is your responsibility to put the koi in water that is good for the health of fish. Do not put fish into a pond without making sure that the water has been treated with a water conditioner and tested for ammonia levels and nitrates. The koi you receive has lived a long time already, and if it dies in your pond quite honestly there is something wrong with your water.