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How many koi fish can I safely put in my pond?

April 26, 2017fish Koi pond safely

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How many koi fish can I safely put in my pond?

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The rule of thumb is one inch of fish for every square foot of pond surface. So if you have a pond that’s 10’ wide and 15’ long, you’ll have 150 square feet of pond surface. In that pond you can safely accommodate 10 fish that are each 15″ long, so long as they don’t grow.