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Ventura Koi Farm - Japanese Koi - Butterfly Koi - Pond supplies

Ventura Koi Farm
Phone: (805) 267-6814
Fax: (805) 267-6814
Ventura Koi Farm - Japanese Koi - Butterfly Koi - Pond supplies - We Feature High Quality Imported Japanese Koi and Amazing Butterfly Koi Plus a Full Line of Pond Supplies

Welcome to Ventura Koi Farm!


Ventura Koi Farm is closed

BUT don't worry......All is not lost!

We are still around and we have shifted our focus into pond maintenance and repairs.

That's right!  There is now expert pond servicing in Ventura County!!!

We now offer weekly cleaning and monthly service as well as annual clean outs!  Plus repairs, upgrades, emergency services, sick and stressed koi, retro fitting, new pond design, consulting and so much more!! 


We are now servicing areas in:

Simi Valley, Camarillo, Moorpark, Somis, Porter Ranch, Chatsworth, Thousand Oaks, Westlake, OakPark, Newbury Park, Agoura Hills, Oxnard, Ventura, Santa Susana.

Call us to day for all your pond needs

805-267-6814




Please visit our sister site Simi Koi



Japanese Koi - Butterfly Koi - Pond supplies
Receiving Your Koi

Receiving Your New Koi

Now that you have purchased your new "Living Jewel" we need to make sure it is cared for properly. Koi are not found in nature and due to the selective breeding process they are not as hardy or strong as their native wild cousins. So we need to pay special attention during this very vulnerable time. After being transported, to say the koi are stressed is a huge understatement.

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We will Feature New Koi Shortly
We Feature High Quality Imported Japanese Koi and Amazing Butterfly Koi Plus a Full Line of Pond Supplies

Koi & Pond Tip of the Day
May 20th, 2012
If you live in area with lots of tree coverage, or if you have a tree that loses its leaves during the fall - then you should consider covering your pond with a pond net. A pond net is easy to install, and can be an effective way to keep your pond from filling up with leaves that just have to be cleaned out in the Spring.
Tips by » Koi Clubs USA