I noticed your comment on females turning pink. I recently raised water temp from 72-74 degrees to 86-88 degrees. And yes almost immediately I saw the females taking on a pinkish look in around the head and gill area.
Thank you for the kind words. Myself I'm by no means a pro, heck I just got into this a few months ago with the idea of theres got to be a better way of gardening besides pulling weeds for hours on end and rototilling.
Then I thought heck, make it portable and solar powered as well, its not exactly what I wanted but I truly enjoy this, unfortunately for me in the midwest there is no-one near me that does this.
1 advantage I do have which I am willing to share with everyone is my HVAC , mechanical and electrical background which I hope will contribute to the overall cause.
Thank you for your support. I could only wish everything I touched turned green but I do have lots of experience/ education at the school of hard knocks that teaches me what not to do in the future. I kinda skimmed through your site. Good work. Lets get this industry rolling off to a good start with honor and pride.
Hello there again my friend. I just had to tell you, I have bees! Finally after waiting and waiting I have some. They started popping up 2 days ago and it's the fuzzy ones, the honey bees. I have seen at least 10 of them, lol. Before all I had was the one's with no hair, I think yellow jackets. I do have a group of bumble bees under my deck tht have always been there. I read to put out a dish with rocks and frsh water everyday to make them happy. I want them happy because I got stung up my shorts a couple years ago and it burns, lol. Hope every thing is great with you and yours. peace love
Rosebud Magazine and Vans would like to thank everyone who participated in the Go'n Green contest. Our winner is:
Jose Gerard of San Clemente, California and his aquaponic system by Growzay Hydroponics. We'll have a spread in an upcoming issue of Rosebud Magazine, so keep an eye out for pics of Jose's set-up
Big ups to everyone who participated. Keep an eye on RosebudMag.com, and follow us on Facebook and Twitter for more cool contests coming up soon.
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Did you give up on us? I haven't seen you here for a while. Everything ok?
I hope to see you here again.
Cheers
Thank you for the kind words. Myself I'm by no means a pro, heck I just got into this a few months ago with the idea of theres got to be a better way of gardening besides pulling weeds for hours on end and rototilling.
Then I thought heck, make it portable and solar powered as well, its not exactly what I wanted but I truly enjoy this, unfortunately for me in the midwest there is no-one near me that does this.
1 advantage I do have which I am willing to share with everyone is my HVAC , mechanical and electrical background which I hope will contribute to the overall cause.
Congrats on the magazine article
Again thanks
the mad german
Haha...I guess that means I'm getting...wise?...Hmmm, I like that concept.
Oh & BTW, please just call me Carey, I feel like I'm in trouble every time someone calls me by my full name
Cheers
Thank you for your support. I could only wish everything I touched turned green but I do have lots of experience/ education at the school of hard knocks that teaches me what not to do in the future. I kinda skimmed through your site. Good work. Lets get this industry rolling off to a good start with honor and pride.
Cheers
Hey guys,
Rosebud Magazine and Vans would like to thank everyone who participated in the Go'n Green contest. Our winner is:
Jose Gerard of San Clemente, California and his aquaponic system by Growzay Hydroponics. We'll have a spread in an upcoming issue of Rosebud Magazine, so keep an eye out for pics of Jose's set-up
Big ups to everyone who participated. Keep an eye on RosebudMag.com, and follow us on Facebook and Twitter for more cool contests coming up soon.
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