Koi shred lily pads, leaving blackened edges and food debris trapped in the tears. The koi food itself doesn't harm plants.
If koi are absent, black spots + dissolving tissue = fungal/bacterial leaf spot. Remove affected leaves, improve circulation.
Peace Lily Black Leaves: Soluble Salt Buildup from Bottom Watering
Parlor Palm (Chamaedorea) Pests: Scale + Fungus Gnats—Treatment Plan
Mandevilla Leaf Browning: Fertilizer Burn Diagnosis
Koi Behavior in Cold Water: Surface Hovering
Why Hardy Water Lilies Fail in a Cold Spring-Fed Pond
New Koi Die After Pond Clean: Chlorine, Cycling, or Bad Luck?
Storing Water Lilies Over Winter (Michigan)
Foam Around Pond Edges After Algaecide: Overdose or Surfactant?
New Pond Owner Loses Koi: Common Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
Koi with Large Body Holes: Disease, Toxins, or Cement Pond Issues?
Koi Stress in Small Tank: Water Quality and Space
Three Large Koi Die Suddenly in 1000-Gal Pond: Oxygen or Toxin?
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