Miori (6mm Pellet)

Balanced nutrition to support growth, colour and health.

KiGen Miori Premium Koi Food is a reliable, well-balanced koi food designed for everyday feeding. Positioned as the accessible entry point into the KiGen range, Miori offers a strong nutritional profile at an attractive price point, while still supporting healthy growth, colour maintenance and overall vitality.

This makes it an ideal choice for koi keepers looking for a practical daily food that offers KiGen quality without moving into the highest premium formulas.

Key Benefits

• Balanced daily nutrition for koi
• Supports steady growth and body development
• Helps maintain beni/red and shiroji/white colour quality
• Supports everyday health and vitality
• Good digestibility for reduced water load
• Strong value within the premium koi food market

Why Choose KiGen Miori?

Miori has been developed for koi keepers who want a dependable food that supports growth, colour and health in a balanced way. The formula uses a combination of high-quality fish meal and poultry meal, offering a credible protein source while helping to maintain lower waste output than many standard feeds.

It is a practical option for regular feeding where reliability, affordability and nutritional quality all matter.

Product Details

• Pellet Type: Floating
• Pellet Size: 6mm
• Available Sizes: 1.2kg, 5kg and 10kg
• Protein 38%
• Best For: Everyday feeding, mixed koi collections and balanced nutrition
• Feeding Season: Suitable during regular active feeding periods

Feeding Advice

Feed only what your koi will consume within a few minutes. Adjust feeding levels according to temperature, fish activity and water quality.

Feeding recommendation Miori koi feed
The feeding levels are intentionally conservative and prioritize
water quality.
Temperature-dependent feeding table
Water Daily feeding ratio
temperature (% body weight)

< 8°C 0% Do not feed
8–10°C 0.05–0.10% Limited digestion
10–12°C 0.10–0.15% Transition phase
12–14°C 0.15–0.20% Slow digestion
14–16°C 0.20–0.25% Low but stable
16–18°C 0.25–0.30% Upper limit below 18°C
18–20°C 0.30–0.45% Improved utilization
20–22°C 0.45–0.65% Increasing efficiency
22–24°C 0.65–0.90% Approaching optimum
24–26°C 0.90–1.20% Physiological optimum
26–28°C 0.70–0.90% Declining utilization
> 28°C < 0.70% Reduce feeding

A daily feeding ratio of 0.3% of body weight is only reached at
18°C. Feeding rates apply only under optimal conditions (oxygen
supply, filtration, stable water quality). Higher feeding rates do not
guarantee better growth and often lead to reduced water quality.