Is there any way to have a koi pond in Phoenix?

My pool temperature gets to 90 degrees. and I understand koi prefer the water temp to stay below 80. If the pond is deep enough would they be OK? Thanks for any information. I have built two koi ponds in Tennessee, but obviously Phoenix is much hotter.

yes I just built one in houston tx

you have to dig one part deep so when the weather is hot they have a place to hide. I built a bridge over onside it provided shade and i dug down under the bridge so they would have a cold spot. they have grown very well and dont seem to mind the weather and temp of the water

4 Responses to “Is there any way to have a koi pond in Phoenix?”

  1. Magpie Says:

    you may have to buy an aquarium chiller.
    which is a very costly piece of equipment but will keep the temp desirable. they run anywhere between $50 and $400 depending on the size of your pond.
    i hope this helps.
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  2. hmmbluehouse Says:

    yes I just built one in houston tx

    you have to dig one part deep so when the weather is hot they have a place to hide. I built a bridge over onside it provided shade and i dug down under the bridge so they would have a cold spot. they have grown very well and dont seem to mind the weather and temp of the water
    References :
    built 2 ponds in southern climates

  3. The Godfather Says:

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  4. Ramil Dy Says:

    it can be you just put a shade or build an glass house for your koi.

    kOi keeper & goldfish keeper
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