KHV Temperature Management in Koi

At temperatures above 30°C or below 13°C, KHV replication slows. This is not a cure -- koi that survive KHV exposure remain lifelong carriers regardless of how temperatures are managed. But this temperature dependency is clinically meaningful for managing outbreaks and for the practical daily management of fish with known KHV exposure history.

KoiQuanta's KHV protocol includes a temperature log with virus activity zones marked, so you can see at a glance whether your current water temperature falls in the active, suppressed, or inactive zone for KHV.

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