Most freshwater eels (Anguilla species) are catadromous—they breed in the ocean and live in fresh water. They're predatory and will eat any fish they can swallow.
In a pond with koi, orfe, catfish, goldfish, and shubunkins, an eel would likely prey on the smaller fish. It may not accept prepared foods.
Unless you have a species-specific setup and accept the risk, avoid adding eels to a mixed ornamental pond.
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