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Started by Devon Watkins. Last reply by Vic Wagoner May 5, 2020. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Hello everyone!I am currently a student at Edmonds College and have a major passion for Aquaponics and plan on building my own aquaponics farm one day. Does anyone here give tours of their aquaponics…Continue
Started by Joel Bidnick. Last reply by Joel Bidnick Apr 17, 2016. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Hello, fellow aquaponic practitioners! I’m Joel, a grad student of horticulture at UW, and I’d like the opportunity to visit your system if you use flood-and-drain (or ebb and flow) grow beds within…Continue
Started by Phil Slaton. Last reply by ArrowNeous Mar 14, 2016. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Food Grade held Washington Apple Juice. Dirty. Some held stagnant rainwater and others used for rock and sand filers for my trout grow out tanks. 14 IBCs - $55.00 each or make your best offer for 2…Continue
Started by Jeff Guykema. Last reply by Jeff Guykema Mar 11, 2016. 16 Replies 0 Likes
I'm brand new to AP but have been reading and, hopefully, studying for about a year or so. During that time, I knew I wanted to have tilapia as my fish, but am fairly sure I won't be able to sustain…Continue
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What fish species are you growing Michelle Tonkinson ?
Hi! I am new to this group. I have a 4 month old aquaponic system so am new to the whole concept as well. I have a 650 gal fish tank and two large media beds with hydroton. Would love to see any existing systems in the area! Does this group do a "show and tell" ever?
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I also have Breeder Colonies. Make offer.
Phil Slaton
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Our first Skagit county visitors came by today! They're the folks sharing their gardens in the sustainable ag tour next week, and at least a couple of them are interested in AP! One really wants to do solar, so I count it as a win for spreading the AP word locally. I hope to really get some interest going from the big tour next week.
Sorry that I have been away. I had 4-way bi-pass surgery. I have to sell my fish business - IBCs - $50.00 each or make offer. Pure strain Blue Tilapia fingerlings 1 plus inches at $1.00 each or make offer. Phone inquiries welcome, ask for Phil Three Six Zero-Six Nine Seven-7880
hi every one I love aquaphonix and hooked .i had a 125 running but it started seeping so downsized to a 75g my gold fish and pleco. i am currently doing some volunteer work at pcc rock creek in the garden they recently started a hydro setup for some of the veggies but its only running watter. they have 2 systems a gutter grow and a bucket setup i am going to talk to them about letting me change 1 length of gutter they are 20' into a aqua setup?? they have 4 of them running any advice thoughts??
thank you all i am from aloha oregon
erin
Hey all,
Just looking for some good resources on fish introduction, fish care, and figuring stocking density. I have a few resources but I'm struggling with some understandings. 1lb fish per 5-10 gallons of water, other folks (Bright Agrotech/SRAC) suggest introducing total number of fish to that ratio then feeding them a high amount to get them up to weight.
What have ya'll gone by?
JB
If it's any consolation, I do both (flood and drain and bell siphon). I have heard that it is easier on a pump to run continuously rather than on/off. Saying that, I haven't had any problems with my pumps in either system. The flood and drain has been running two years. The bell siphon, about 6 months.
Many people make their own bell siphons which would make the cost nominal. So if this one quits, that's an option. Lots of DYI stuff on it.
Also just to follow up, I am following the University of Hawaii's autosiphon guide (http://www.simplyhydro.com/BIO-10.pdf) and am thinking of going ahead and going with the specs they provide for a 24 cubic foot bed that holds 180 gallons, and potentially adding a second siphon (table at bottom of page 2). Anyways, hope all is well with everyone!
Joe
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