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Both. We design koi ponds and water features, and our sister company, Firefly Landscape Contractors LLC, handles the construction. Once your pond is running, we can stock it with koi and take care of ongoing maintenance.

Koi grow large, so they need room. As a starting point we recommend at least 1,000 gallons and a depth of 3 feet or more for a small group of koi. Bigger is easier to keep stable. We size every pond around the number of fish you want and the filtration it will have.

Yes. We service existing ponds, fountains and waterfalls, including cleaning, filter service, pump checks and water testing. If something isn’t working well, we can recommend upgrades.

Most ponds do well with a monthly visit, plus seasonal deeper cleanings. Ponds with heavy fish loads, lots of trees nearby or a lot of sun may need more frequent care. We’ll suggest a schedule that fits your pond.

Usually it’s algae fed by sunlight and extra nutrients, or a filter that is too small or needs cleaning. Too many fish and overfeeding make it worse. Proper filtration, a UV clarifier, shade from plants and the right feeding routine typically bring the water back to clear.

We offer authentic Japanese koi. We’re happy to talk through varieties, sizes and what is currently available. Just give us a call or send a message.

It depends on the pond’s volume and filtration, and on how big the fish will grow. Overstocking is the most common cause of pond problems, so we plan the number of fish with you and leave room for them to grow.

Yes. Koi do very well here when the pond is built for our climate. Warm water holds less oxygen, so we focus on depth, shade, strong aeration and filtration that can handle koi eating year-round.

With good water and care, koi commonly live 25 to 35 years, and some live much longer. Many owners think of their koi as lifelong pets.

Usually, yes, as long as the pond has the space and filtration for more fish. New koi should be introduced carefully to protect the fish you already have. We can help plan and handle the process.

We work across Miami-Dade County and Collier County and nearby South Florida communities, including Naples, Miami Beach, Coral Gables, Coconut Grove, Pinecrest, South Miami, Homestead, Pembroke Pines, Dania Beach.

Plan ahead: lower the water level a few inches to allow for heavy rain, secure or bring in loose décor and equipment, and have a plan for aeration if the power goes out. We can help prepare your pond before a storm and check on it afterward.

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Call us at (305) 609-0565 (mobile) or (239) 776-4336 (office), email [email protected], or fill out the quote form on this site. Tell us a little about your property and what you have in mind.