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01-26-2008, 11:46 PM #1
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Perfect organic hydro
Usually in Aquaponics the fish are being raised in a seperate tank, fed fish food, and therefore creating waste that is rich in minerals that are conducive to growing plants. The key to Aquaponics is filtration and water quality. Somehow the solid waste from the fish has to be filtered out. I'm not sure what you are doing there but I am sure i'm interested. I'll follow this thread and see what happens. For plants try lettuce. Good luck!
PlantHeadJ Reviewed by PlantHeadJ on . Perfect organic hydro Ok the fish eats some of the plant root then adds nuts and co2 back to the plant so it can grow longer roots not sure if the plant gives the fish back o2 .... the only imperfection is the fish requires additional organic supplements or it would eat too many roots for the plant to survive ...:jointsmile::smokin: wonder about growin a diff kind a plant BB Rating: 5Peace
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