How Do You Install A Koi Pond?
A Koi pond adds elements of tranquility, nature and beauty to your yard. Koi fish, also known as Nishkigoi, were introduced 2,500 years ago in Eastern Asia and China. Originally, Koi were black, but mutations created color variations which eventually resulted in selective breeding for a variety of colorful patterns. Koi fish grow large with an average lifespan of 25 to 30 years. Read on to learn how to install a Koi pond. Look at your yard to be sure that you have enough space for a Koi pond. You need a large area that is at least three feet deep and can hold 1,000 gallons volume. Also, put your Koi pond in an area that gets four full hours of sun per day. Finally, pick a location that is not too close to trees. Select a shape for your pond. The easiest and most manageable shape is rectangular. This shape prevents water from stagnating, while encouraging water to flow smoothly. Use a spray can to outline your pond. Dig your hole to about one foot deep. This will bring you to your first
