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Here it seems like many people like to keep koi fish in outdoor pond. Chinese also likes to have the koi drawings on Chinese New Year greeting cards. I read that it symbolizes strength and also good fortune. The word koi comes from Japanese, and koi is also a symbol of love and friendship in Japan as it’s a homophone for another word that means affection or love.
I don’t know why I always like to see kois swimming. Perhaps I think they are colorful and they always seem to swim peacefully.
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Do you always find kois in the outdoor pond in your country?
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Yes
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No
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Now is the time of year when people bring the Koi into the indoor aquarium in my part of the world.
I do not know more about that kind of fishes but thanks for giving me that kind of information
I have seen them but never had any in my yard.
I would love to have a koi pond. Yes, they are popular here in San Diego County for sure.
I like staring at the Koi fishes. There’s a huge pond of Koi fishes near my place and we used to go there every weekends.
I have seen those fish in a zen garden, they were in a lake.
I think that it is interesting to look at different fish swimming. I used to have a goldfish that one of my kids won in a school carnival. It was fun to watch it swim around the tank.
I have no such belief unfortunately but I do know there are so many beliefs and there are enough believers.