o0Faraz0o

hey guys i got a pond in my garden that i have actually had for 3 years now since we moved in its not to big um problem like 15 gallon umm i have had theses little tetra looking fish in it but um im thinking of digging up some dirt and increasing the size of the pond and i want to put more fish into it i just dont know which to put in i know kois r a choice but they will soon get to big so what you all think

COBettaCouple

you'll want to look at the potential temperature range for where you live to help determine what fish would do well in a pond.. how big are you thinking of making it?

o0Faraz0o

ummm well i think all up from 1 meter to 2 meter most likely maybe a bit smaller and i live in Victoria Australia and the weather gets cold i guess in winter nothing more than 10 tho but we do have some hot days.

gremlin

Instead of Koi, maybe look into goldfish. (Not the fancy ones, the plain feeder fish. Also known as comet gold fish.) They can handle a wide range of temps and won't grow too big.

Chief_waterchanger

10 celcius? If it stays atleast 10 celcius year round you could keep 5-6 adult-sized goldfish. Comets would be the best to do.

Best of luck

COBettaCouple

yea, that's a good call.. they'd really get a chance to grow in there.