This is the construction phase of my aquaponics garden. Also check out my videos on automating this garden and using solar power to augment power consumption.
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How to build a home made DIY Aquaponics garden.
13
Sep
Aquaponics is so interesting
Dude, is that a beeper in your front right pocket?
I dont get it
How is not draining your pond to your pump?
Theres a pipe under neath it connected to that smaller tank where your pump is
Wouldt all that water on that big tank goes to that smaller tank where your pump is
the project of the pump is awesome
Excellent Work!
Really NICE!!!
Thank you for sharing your experiences. Please let us know the full video. We are showing a cinema but it's not get the climax.
U should look at putting water turbines on the water pipes that could generate about just subscribed.thanks for showing us the video
i'm guessing that you found in practical use that you didn't have enough water in the system for very many fish.
I sub u sub to Fish Keeping Jamaica. thx
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What's with all the razor wire in the background – Prison walls?
Man great job looks good i have a indoor aquaponics set chec out my showe mr skunk budz garden
first step, get a 100yard back yard, welp…screwed at step one lol./
You have some good ideas there bud. I'll use them on my next build 🙂
thank you
I'm inspired by your system and I'm going to venture by myself in doing it a system similar to your with miner changes. I'll be using an 'L' shape, where I have growing some veggies on since So the structure is there and I would have little adaptation. Also, I'm planning a vertical garden down the tank. The measurements are:
1. pond: 4 meters and 50 cm (4,5 cm) long, 80 cm tall, on both ends 80 cm wide towards the middle, where the 'l' is formed, 1 meter and 30 cm (1,30 cm) wide.
I wonder if you could send me, whenever you can, details on pump information, the drainage and filtration that you created. that will help me greatly. Thanks! Can't wait to see next videos. bye from Brazil. anachagaz@gmail.com – Beijinhos !
brilliant design and excellent video, thank you
Wouldn't work here for more then a year great ideas though brother