Niagara Frontier koi and Pond club

[NaturesCall]

I've been re-doing the web site for the Niagara Frontier club Just south of the border here. I came up with an idea for the buttons on the left side of the page...Just move your mouse over each button...what do you think? :)

http://www.nfkpc.org/

[Terri]

cool :grin:

FYI, the 'did you know?' roll-over isn't working - http://www.nfkpc.org/Chagoi.gif not there just a box with an 'X'.

[Jackie Ramo]

Nice site, I like the roll overs. They don't work on each page but each link I went to worked fine.

[NaturesCall]

I spent all day re-doing all the buttons. I added text for those who forgot which putton their mouse was over. :frisbee: I'll work on the restof the site in the next few days...my eyes are going buggy :-?

[Jackie Ramo]

Yes, the titles are better than just the koi.

[Merlin]

Nice web page , and yes I do like the buttons :)

[Dewi]

A good site, I have tried putting lilies in my pond, but my fish destroy them in days, How do you teach your fish not too??

[Jackie Ramo]

Fish are curious so they examine anything new in the pond, including lilies. Once the initially fun is over they leave them alone. A varied diet of fruits and veggies for the fish also stops them from brunching on the plants.

[NaturesCall]

It happens to ours too. Not only are they curious, they are used to living in muddy water. If you ever get a chance to see a koi in an aquarium for instance...they dig their noses on the dirt and small stones digging for food. you can place decent sized pebbled in your pots to discourage them but mark my words...you will find those stones on the bottom of the pond.

[Koidaddy]

Walt, site looks great - Good job. :yup:

KD