Which of the following represents the best guidelines for stocking a koi pond based on the surface area of the pond? | | 10 inches of koi per 10 square feet | 33% | | 25 inches of koi per 10 square feet | 33% | | Not sure | 33% | | | | | Question: Which of the following represents the best guidelines for stocking a koi pond based on the surface area of the pond? Top Answer (33% of 3 votes): 25 inches of koi per 10 square feet.
Answer: 25 inches of koi per 10 square feet
Explanation: I've always used the 10 inches of fish to every 100 gallons method - so that means roughly 10, 10-inch fish for a 1,000-gallon pond.
A ten square pond at 3 ft deep is roughly 234 gallons so using this method, you would be good at around 23-25 inches of koi | | Timeless Ponds & Fountains |
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