Started this discussion. Last reply by Stephen Corbett Feb 18, 2012. 28 Replies 0 Likes
I've been trying to find the fittings that go through the wall of the tank that you can slide a 1 inch PVC pipe through. I could get by with two of those and one for a 2 inch PVC. You can see them…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by TCLynx Jul 16, 2011. 1 Reply 0 Likes
If I have about 185 gal fish tank [bottom portion of IBC], and am starting with two 75 gal grow beds (sans rock) [top 12 inches of IBC]. Is there an equation to determine the correct size (how many…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Gary Lanning Mar 23, 2011. 4 Replies 0 Likes
I apologize if all of these questions have already been asked. I haven't had any luck searching the forum. If you can send me links that's fine, direct answers are even better!1.). Is there a cheaper…Continue
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Okeh, how do you accept a friend request here?
Your avatar isn't very helpful. I believe I remember you from the the association meeting, but my memory isn't as good as it once was.
If you'd like, come over and see our system. It's nearly running, we need only to figure out how to raise water 16'. Lemmeno.
HI Jon-
If you still have the IBC tanks, we could use them for a school project we are setting up around the first of the year. Let me know, tawnya@coloradoaquaponics.com, or 303-232-4938
Hey Jon,
Nice to see another local grower!
Hi Jon-
When you use the 1/3 of the IBC for a grow bed, you have to include the metal frame around it. They are flexible and will retain some shape until you fill them and then they bulge out. We also build a wooden stand for the IBC so that is doesn't have to be totally supported by the cut part of the tank, but there are various different designs for this.
Hope this helps.
Hi Jon,
Did we meet at the Denver Botanic Gardens event? Your name is very familiar.
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