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ContinueAdded by Jeremiah Robinson on April 22, 2014 at 2:00pm — 2 Comments
My system started with couple IBCs and a small fishpond liner last year. I have added some barrels, zip (vertical) towers, and a deep water raft bed over the last few months. I've moved things around once already and now I see to expand my garden in the future I will need to move it again. Goldfish are cheap and easy to find. I have them in the sump and tank.
Last week I bought some other fish from Freshwater Fish Co; a fish farm in Elk Grove, CA. They have a public fish sale…
ContinueAdded by Alan Barnett on April 18, 2014 at 9:06am — No Comments
Well, It took me a while to get the greenhouse built and the grow beds built. In the beginning of April, I finally finished the plumbing of my system.
It consists of a 300 Gallon fish tank, a 150 Gallon sump tank, a 3X6 and a 3X4 grow bed, a Bio Filter and a Radial Flow filter. I am using Hydroton in my grow beds. I used 1 inch PVC pipe for the…
ContinueAdded by Richard Kowalski on April 13, 2014 at 12:45pm — 4 Comments
Seeking anyone with working knowledge of geothermal greenhouses, particularly aquaponic greenhouses. Adjacent 1 acre pond preferred over vertical or horizontal. 2X4 metal frame completed and window starting to close. Appreciate any leads. Thanks.
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Added by Aleksandar Hadzi Dimceski on April 11, 2014 at 5:08pm — 3 Comments
Added by mark gordon on March 31, 2014 at 11:34pm — 1 Comment
During 2013, I researched Aquaponics for my soon-to-retire daughter and delivered a nine page report. I continued to be interested, and the Reference.... exceeds 108 pages.
This free (open source), document and a couple PowerPoint presentations are available for anyone sending an email address that can receive large files.
Marvin A. Hodges mah92019@yahoo.com
Added by Al Hodges on March 26, 2014 at 11:24am — No Comments
Just getting started and looking or information on Grow Bed size with 150 GA; Fish tank and how big does the Sump tank need to be.
Whaere can I get the expanded clay median in the St. Petersburg area?
Also, the number of fish needed, And anything else you think would be helpful!! (-;
Added by Gordon Wilder on March 20, 2014 at 9:31am — No Comments
Just spent the day digging out holes for the foundation of a new greenhouse! I'm so excited to continue the build process tomorrow, and to move my system "outside". The larger space will mean that I can expand the size of my bottlefarm, and possibly change/combine it with other variations. Pics on the way!
Added by Devin Solkov on March 7, 2014 at 6:18pm — No Comments
Got my father-in-law to get to work. I caught 4 of the catfish from my pool and sent them to him to clean and eat. of course, i did call him before -hand and ask if he wanted some fresh fish.
Added by Pat James on February 23, 2014 at 3:59pm — 1 Comment
Here it is February in Northern Ontario. Cabin fever has set in and as I stare out my dining room window I see my 1st Aquaponics growbed covered under 2 feet of snow and ice, I get excited thinking about Aquaponics 2.0
I learned a lot in my first attempt at building an Aquaponics system. Like most people I started out with an IBC tote tank, 250 gallon/1000 litre, cut to where I thought it should be and commenced to assembling it. Understand I did this before finding The…
ContinueAdded by DanB on February 18, 2014 at 6:30pm — No Comments
The free aquaponics diary on www.ourresearch.net now has a new feature - a photo diary.
The photo diary allows you to upload photos of your system, so that you can see the changes over a period of time, and correlate these with what else happened at that time.
I am planning to use this to track plant growth. Below you can see my new photo diary, including photos of some new seedlings I just added. I will take pictures of the same plants…
ContinueAdded by Ria Follett on February 10, 2014 at 5:11pm — No Comments
I have been in the midst of the red tape cutting and development of a micro distillery.
When I started my exploration of greenhouse cultivation and aquaponics, I wanted to heat it all efficiently. The wiseway pellet stove set many other tangents un heating and energy into motion. The steam engine, hydronic heating systems, bio-mass usage, and…
ContinueAdded by Rick Stillwagon on February 8, 2014 at 10:26am — 2 Comments
Hello everyone,
January gardening has been pushed back to February. I was supposed to finish something.. but every week we kept driving off to see our new grandson and helping out the kids.
we shut off the lights and fans, but kept the pump and water heater going, so our system is idling with no plants.
So while the weather has been dry and cold most projects are in the collecting of supplies stage.
1) I did manage to score a new door for the…
ContinueAdded by mark gordon on January 31, 2014 at 1:43am — 1 Comment
As a newcomer to aquaponics (I set up my first system 6 months ago) I am impressed by the innovation of its users.
At the same time I was contemplating going back to do research, so I decided that I can combine my interest in research with my interest in aquaponics. But rather than run my own research project, I want to tap into the expertise of all the people who run their own system. After all they are the experts, rather than me a newcomer.
So I have set up a citizen science…
ContinueAdded by Ria Follett on January 28, 2014 at 6:00pm — 6 Comments
Hello Everyone,
I live in Maine, built a 4 season aquaponic greenhouse, runs on solar power and Ground battery,(SHCS).
I employ, siphon controlled media beds, Rafts, vertical growing, Duckweed production, Bioponic theories, and low energy/high output systems.
Here is a photo journal of my gardens
http://strangeremain.com/zenphoto/the-garden-story-/
I also work for a Pesticide free hydroponic…
ContinueAdded by Michael Carlsen on January 22, 2014 at 4:51am — No Comments
Just posted a "progress so far" picture of an art piece my partner and I have dubbed "The Wheel". The concept behind this piece came from http://omegagarden.com/ volksgarden design, however, we upcycled this project from 100% second-hand material; either we found it, had it, or we bought it at the scrapyard. The only thing I bought new in this project were the net-cups, which I later realized I could have made myself from plastic cups I had in the…
ContinueAdded by Devin Solkov on January 21, 2014 at 8:26pm — No Comments
Well all is not well in the Northeast here. OF course with all bad news is good news so the good news is we have started clearing out the vacant home we purchased and glad to say most of the trash is gone. Now on to the demo once the power company drops the power lines.
As for the bad news, these sub zero temps have taken their toll on the outdoor system. Water pump is frozen and beds froze over. The kale is on the way out the door due to the…
ContinueAdded by John Cubit on January 8, 2014 at 11:03am — 1 Comment
My start up consisted of a portable 10ft x 20ft car port, with 4 - 4 x 8 grow troths, a self constructed 4ft x 4 ft x 3ft high self constructed 330 gallon tank and a 100 gallon stock watering tank and 220 fingerling tilapia. That was in July 2011. A major learning experience!
In 2013 I expanded to 4 additional 275 gallon polly fish tanks and 12 additional 4 x 8 grow troths. and I am about to add 4 more grow troths. The new growing area is housed in a 42ft x 26ft "hoop…
Added by Dave Lindstedt on January 2, 2014 at 3:38pm — 1 Comment
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