While we specialise in high-quality Koi carp, we also stock a variety of coldwater pond fish and can source specific breeds on request. If you’re looking for a particular variety or need advice on suitable pond mates for your Koi, just ask, we’re always happy to help.

Yes! Our team provides full pond design and build services across Bristol and the South West. Whether you’re dreaming of a brand-new feature pond or upgrading an old one, we can help with every stage, from layout and filtration to landscaping and fish transfer.

Most ponds benefit from a professional clean and maintenance visit every 4–6 weeks, especially during warmer months when algae and debris build up quickly. We offer flexible monthly maintenance plans to keep your pond clear, balanced, and healthy all year round.

Absolutely. Cloudy or green water is a common issue and usually easy to fix. We can test your water, check your filtration setup, and recommend the best treatment to restore clarity, or include it as part of our regular pond maintenance service.

Yes, we do! While we love meeting our local customers in person, we also deliver Koi and pond supplies nationwide. Every fish is carefully packed for safe, stress-free transport, and our team can offer advice on how to acclimate your new arrivals once they reach you.

We stock a wide range of high-quality Koi food for every season and size of fish. Generally, a protein-rich diet in summer and a wheatgerm-based food in winter works best. Pop into our Bristol shop or give us a call and we’ll recommend the right food for your pond setup.

Yes, we offer on-site pond assessments in Bristol and surrounding areas. Whether you’re experiencing a filtration issue, fish health concern, or just want a professional check-up, we can come out, assess your setup, and recommend the best course of action.

During a maintenance visit, we’ll check your filters, water quality, pumps, and fish health, then clean debris, trim plants, and top up water levels if needed. We also provide a short report with advice on keeping everything running smoothly between visits.

Yes, most Koi are hardy enough to stay outdoors year-round, as long as your pond is deep enough and well-aerated. We recommend using a pond heater or aerator to prevent the surface from freezing and to maintain healthy oxygen levels through the colder months.

Yes! Plenty of koi offer this service. Moving home or closing down your pond. We turn up and drain down your pond to around 600mm to catch any fish. Then they are transferred in aerated containers.

As big as your garden will take. So many customers wish they had gone bigger after the build.

For koi carp you will need at least 1 meter deep.

So much to think of. Bottom drains. Skimmers . Pumps .Filters. UVs. Plants. Waste water. Dechlorinated water for water changes.

Many ways to build a koi pond. Sleepers. Concrete blocks. Large hole in the ground.

Concrete pond. insulate walls then fibreglass. or box welded liners. Timber ponds I would go with box welded liner and underlay. Large natural pond with shelving for plants ground level. Pond liner. Length. Width Depth. Most sites will have a calculator on them.

To determine the correct filter and pump size, you must first calculate your pond’s water volume. The formula for calculating the volume is. Length x Width x Depth x 1000 = pond water in liters.

To ensure maximum effectiveness, the filter should be able to process 150% of the pond’s volume. This ensures the water is filtered adequately for optimal clarity and health.

Your pump should be able to pump the volume of your pond water through the filter every hour. This is referred to as pond turnover rate.