Â· Their maximum length is about 3 feet depending upon blood line and proper care. Â· Koi have no stomach, but have a straight gut. In warm water, koi will digest their food in about 4 hours. For maximum growth, they should be fed what they will eat at 4 hour intervals. Â· Koi will eat many things; however it is best to feed them a well-balanced koi food, containing at least 30% protein. Â· The value of a koi mostly depends upon size, pattern, and color. Realistically, a koi is only worth what someone is willing to pay. Â· Koi can withstand a wide range of temperatures and pH values; however a rapid change in either value can cause undue stress and many times will cause death.
The Shetland Sheepdog stands between 13 and 16 inches tall at the shoulder, but it's not unusual for them to be over- or undersize. A typical Sheltie weighs about 22 pounds, but a large one can weigh as much as 35 or 40 pounds. Personality The Sheltie is intensely loyal, gentle, and sensitive.
The Australian Kelpie is not currently recognized by the American Kennel Club because it is more of a working dog then a show dog. It is a fairly popular herding breed, particularly in its native Australia. The Australian Kelpie has a shoulder height of 17-20 in (43-51 cm) and weighs 25-45 lbs (11-20 kg).It has a long, narrow head, with pricked ears for show dogs. Australian Kelpies have a compact body with small feet and low-set tail. Show Australian Kelpies are shorter and heavier than working Australian Kelpies.t is loyal and devoted to its family. It has a tendency to herd other dogs, pets, and animals in the house. The Australian Kelpie has an independent streak. This is not a dog to keep cooped up in the house all day; it will grow bored and destructive if unexercised or ignored.