We ship our koi overnight in an oxygenated bag. Koi can be good for up to 48 hours in a bag with oxygen.

Yes. Koi can survive the winter, however, you should make sure that your pond is at least 3 feet in depth, and you should add aeration and deicer to stop your pond from freezing over. A pond that is completely frozen over will trap toxic gasses in the pond, and so there needs to an area for the gasses to release.

Koi are omnivores and enjoy a varied diet. High-quality koi pellets are a staple, but they also appreciate treats like:

Live foods: Bloodworms, brine shrimp, daphnia

Vegetables: Blanched spinach, lettuce, peas

Fruits: Small pieces of melon, berries.

Koi can grow to be quite large, with some reaching over 3 feet in length. The size they attain depends on factors like genetics, water quality, and diet.

Koi need a spacious pond with:

Adequate Filtration: To maintain clean and healthy water.

Deep Areas: For winter shelter.

Oxygenation: To ensure sufficient oxygen levels.

Proper Planting: To provide shade and hiding places.