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How many fish are needed to produce this growth
0-10 66%  66%  [ 23 ]
10-20 20%  20%  [ 7 ]
20-30 9%  9%  [ 3 ]
30-40 6%  6%  [ 2 ]
50+ 0%  0%  [ 0 ]
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Hey Rup, what media is in those pots in the nft??? If I may ask ;)

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None.... just seedling plugs...

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Thank you for all the information Rupert. :headbang:
A lot of time spent on informing people. Its much appreciated.
The system looks great.

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Thank you for all the information Rupert. :headbang:
A lot of time spent on informing people. Its much appreciated.
The system looks great.


I agree Rup, thanks for all your info in general. Lots of good direction and advice there!

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Maybe EG could take a leaf out of your book mate...

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Exactly what I was thinking.
Good to see you arent worried that supplying information will drive customers away :think:
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It's a pity that Paul wasn't comfortable, or prepared to divulge more information about his concepts at the time...

But to be fair... he has done so since, along with a lot of other useful information... both on his site and another forum...

Please be clear.... this system is not intended to demonstrate a "commercial" aquaponics model as such...

It's a home based system... designed to trial and determine stocking levels to produce acceptable plant growth... for my benefit...

While perhaps also demonstrating to others... that you just don't need the ridiculous stocking levels that some suggest to produce a lot of vegetables....

It is not complete... with at least another two modules of varying stocking levels... and a few other design components... including filtration modules for both fish and NFT pre-filter....it is a trial system.....

In a commercial system IMO... here in Australia... it would be nonsensical not to;

    Have multiple modules
    Have external filtration, and/or NFT filtration
    Have the ability to isolate the fish and hydro components
    Maximise the value of the fish

And I think Paul and many others would agree that is the direction in which commercial aquaponics will/must head...

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Fair enough.

I only use BYAP forum as its the best :) and dont look at others, so wasnt aware of that.
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Looks really nice Rupe!

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Decided to cull one of the Silvers for tea tonite...

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Pretty meaty through the shoulders... might have to save the head for a broth...

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AP tea... well apart from the beans... and had the BBQ a bit hot...

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That must be twice the size of mine Rupe... but they are getting there!!!
Well done!!!

Now give us your recipe for cooking!!!

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Care to comment on the taste Rup? It sure looks tasty from here, except from the beans!

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Rupe, whats your opinion on the NFT progress when comparing between your previous hydro trials and now fish fueled?

And also, how have you found the root quality on the NFT plants using only media beds to filter?


p.s. nice silver, I missed that one :thumbleft:

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NFT tubes look good. I would like to have some of those on the big system here for lettuces etc

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