Koi for Pond Stocking in Oklahoma
Koi for Ornamental Ponds
Koi add color, movement and visual interest to ornamental ponds and water gardens. Their bright colors, unique patterns and personalities have made them one of the most popular ornamental pond fish.
Moore’s Fish Farm offers koi in a variety of colors and sizes.
Why Choose Koi?
Koi are primarily kept for their appearance and enjoyment.
They are a great choice for:
- Ornamental ponds
- Backyard ponds
- Water gardens
- Adding color and movement
- Fish that can be easily observed
- Supplemental feeding
With proper conditions, good water quality and adequate food, koi can grow to impressive sizes and live for many years.
What Do Koi Eat?
Koi are omnivores and consume a variety of foods.
They readily accept commercial floating fish feed, making feeding time one of the most enjoyable parts of keeping koi.
A quality diet, good water quality and proper pond management can help support healthy growth and vibrant fish.
How Big Do Koi Get?
Koi can grow quite large when provided with adequate space, good water quality and proper nutrition.
Growth depends on several factors, including:
- Genetics
- Water quality
- Pond size
- Food quality
- Supplemental feeding
- Fish population
Providing adequate space and maintaining good water quality are especially important as koi grow.
Do Koi Reproduce?
Yes. Koi can reproduce when conditions are suitable.
Young koi can vary widely in color and appearance, and offspring will not necessarily develop the same colors or patterns as their parents.
Koi Colors & Varieties
Koi are available in a wide range of colors and patterns.
Depending on availability, fish may include combinations of:
- White
- Orange
- Red
- Yellow
- Black
- Multi-colored patterns
Each koi is unique, and available colors and patterns will vary throughout the season.
Koi Sizes & Pricing
Current Koi Pricing
Sizes, colors and availability vary throughout the year. Contact us for current inventory.
Caring for Koi
Healthy koi depend on a healthy pond environment.
Important considerations include:
- Good water quality
- Adequate filtration
- Proper oxygen levels
- Appropriate stocking density
- Quality fish food
- Regular pond maintenance
Good pond management becomes increasingly important as koi grow and the total fish population increases.
Need Help Choosing Koi?
Looking for koi for your ornamental pond or water garden?
Contact us for current sizes, colors, pricing and availability.
Moore’s Fish Farm
Inola, Oklahoma
918-341-4194
