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I am looking for some crawfish , size not critical want to breed them to eat. I know I need a permit but n lthat cash to the state so I can stay off food stamps LOLContinue
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I need sujestions for recipies and uses for the Basil that my system is pouring out amazing how green and fragrant this food is from the aquaponics systems amazed at the production rates Publix…Continue
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I am planning on setting up my large koi pond to fertilize some marginal plants which i plan to grow commercially. Need good pond liners ( sandy soil) and a line on some large round vats. Any one…Continue
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The pacu are growing at a freakish rate. Has any one ever eaten one? they look tasty
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John Jay replied to Deborah Susan Berry's discussion feeding the fish while your awayPosted on August 16, 2011 at 10:41am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Hello I am new to this but, have a very "blue" thumb" If you have fish issues feel very welcome to pm or email me questions I do not mind. I was curator of aquatics at a major aquarium,, and run a pond and aquarium service here, in Jacksonville fl. Today I will set my 410 gallon tank and in 2 weeks will put in 2 8X4 rafts untill I can increase the fish size. inittially I will have tilapia and irridesant sharks ( I can sell the irredessant shark/catfish, if any one would like…
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Jennifer K Ginther said… Thanks John, I appreciate the offer for the pair of Tilapia. Let me know how I can pick them up- do you have a company here in Jax? I need to get the tank completely ready. There is nothing but water in it right now so I need to get it ready for them to adjust. Any suggestions on how to do that would be greatly appreciated. I am just starting up and just ordered the book online. Can't wait for it to arrive!
Also, as far as seed companies, I like Johnny's seeds (they have a catalog you can send for) and also Botanical Interests. They have a website www.botanicalinterests.com but you can often find at some of the local nurseries like Trad's here in Jax.
Also, do you know of a local source here in Jax for food grade fish tanks, like 200-400 gallons? I have no idea where to buy them here locally and don't want to have to order and pay the really high shipping prices if I can help it.
Thanks,
Jen
SW said… John...I'm waiting on my coffeee to brew....Lol, I just saw this...I already accepted your friends invite.
Sorry, I already sold the 150 tank to Sahib Punjabi.
I do have a 100 gal one. But it has a crack near the drain and there are 2 holes drilled near the top....I think the holes are around 1 1/2 inch, maybe 2 inch. I goit it that way...a guy was using it in aquaponics
I've been 'meaning to' re-repair the crack with some 2 part plumbers epoxy. The guy had tried to use car bondo. I think he said it leaked slow. I know it held rain water for awhile, till I turned it over. t's just been sitting...I've never used it.
I also have a cattle feed trough that looks like this...
Mine is a differant brand, with a solid bottom. It had a 2 " hole near one end when I got it. Then I put another at the other end
Sahib Punjabi said… Welcome John,
This really is a great hobby. You will enjoy it as well as get to eat food that has been grown naturally.
God bless,
Sylvia Bernstein said… Welcome John,
Thanks for joining the Aquaponic Gardening community! I hope you find it a fun place to explore aquaponics. There is a real blend of experienced and new aquapons in this community, so please don’t hesitate to get in there and start asking questions. Everyone is quite happy to help out new members – no question is too basic.
A great place to start is to read the “How to Use This Site” link on the upper right corner, “Start Here” section of the Home page. You might also find the “Aquaponic Gardening Rules of Thumb” guidelines helpful.
Please add a profile image, participate and check in with us every day! We are constantly posting news about aquaponics and the good food movement.
Thanks again for joining us, and I look forward to getting to know you.
Sylvia
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