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Our Services
The most complete when it comes to Koi.
We offer a range of services to help hobbyists and pond owners successfully keep and enjoy these beautiful fish.
What We Do
Building the Koi culture
- Educate
- Foster Community
- Promote responsible Koi keeping
- Cultivate Appreciation for Nishikigoi
- Supporting Local Retailers and Breeders
Building a thriving “koi culture” involves more than just keeping fish; it’s about fostering a community of enthusiasts, promoting knowledge, and cultivating an appreciation for these living jewels.
How We Work
Establishing your Koi Setup
Building a koi pond is a significant undertaking, but with careful planning and attention to detail, you can create a beautiful and thriving ecosystem for your prized koi. Consider researching each step in more detail and consulting with experienced koi keepers or pond professionals if you have any questions.
A koi pond is a rewarding project, but it requires careful planning and execution to ensure a healthy and beautiful environment for your fish. Here are the general steps involved:
01
Determine the Location:
Sunlight:
Aim for a location that receives a mix of sun and shade. Too much direct sun can lead to excessive algae growth and high water temperatures.
Proximity to Trees:
Avoid areas directly under deciduous trees, as falling leaves can decompose and pollute the water, requiring more maintenance. Tree roots can also damage the liner over time.
Level Ground:
Choose a relatively level area to minimize excavation and ensure even water distribution.
Accessibility to Utilities:
Consider the proximity to electrical outlets for pumps and filters, and access to a water source for filling and water changes. Visibility: Select a location where you can easily view and enjoy your koi.
02
Decide on Size and Shape:
Size Matters:
Koi grow large! A good rule of thumb is at least 1000 gallons for a few small koi, with an additional 500 gallons for each additional adult koi. Deeper ponds (at least 3-4 feet deep) provide more stable temperatures and protection from predators.
Shape:
Consider a shape that complements your landscape. Avoid sharp corners, as they can hinder water circulation and make cleaning difficult. Gentle curves are ideal.
03
Plan Filtration and Circulation:
Koi produce a significant amount of waste, so a robust filtration system is crucial for maintaining water quality. Plan for both mechanical (removing solids) and biological (breaking down waste) filtration.
Pump Selection:
Choose a pump with adequate flow rate to circulate the entire pond volume several times per hour and power your filtration system.
Plumbing:
Plan the layout of pipes and connections for the pump, filter(s), and any water features.
Testimonials
What do they say about us
"My koi pond has become the absolute highlight of my backyard. The vibrant colors of the fish and the soothing sound of the water create a truly tranquil oasis. It's my favorite place to unwind after a long day. Thank you for helping me create this beautiful escape!"
The quality of the koi I purchased from you is outstanding. They arrived healthy and vibrant, and their colors have only intensified over time. Your expertise and guidance were invaluable in setting up my pond for success.