Rainbows and koi and goldfish all seem to be getting along all right. Trout don't feed when it's super cold. On warmer days, though, they are HUNGRY!
Cleaning The Mini Set
5 months ago
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A blog to document the trials and tribulations of starting a home aquaponics operation without any prior knowledge or experience of aquaculture or hydroponics or plumbing (or blogging!).
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- aquapondics (53)
- Aquapondics Design and Construction (13)
- winter operation (11)
- sand (10)
- Lessons Learned (9)
- Aquapondics First Year (8)
- Pests and Disease (7)
- Aquapondics Fourth Year (6)
- Aquapondics Third Year (6)
- Aquapondics Second Year (5)
- Other Systems (4)
- landscape aquaponics (2)
- food production (1)
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aquapondics
pond construction
Aquapondics Design and Construction
winter operation
heirloom tomatoes
sand
Lessons Learned
Aquapondics First Year
Pests and Disease
fish
trout
Aquapondics Fourth Year
Aquapondics Third Year
arugula
spinach
strawberries
Aquapondics Second Year
backyard
Other Systems
greenhouse
broccoli
cilantro
squash
tilapia
catfish
cold weather
flowers
green beans
indoor
landscape aquaponics
tomatoes
air pump
ants
aquarium
basil
bog
bok choi
broccolini
cucumbers
edamame
goldfish
irises
koi
liners
mineral deficiency
peanuts
peppers
portable
random
roly-poly's
salt tolerant plants
toads
worms
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The Pivot6 years ago
1 comment:
Brian, I admire your efforts here! I'm thinking of starting VERY small and spending years before I get up to this level--but I'm really impressed at the results you got with your veggies with this setup.
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