Backyard Aquaponics
A place to discuss aquaponics

Not where I live. Got tired of looking and asking.

That is the way I see it KP
But hey, even the masters got it wrong sometimes

Ormonoid, a brushable bitumen compound is fine for potable water tanks after it has dried. Manufacturer recommends around 10 days for it to dry completely. Might be an easy way to seal your tanks Chelle. Here in Qld it costs approx $36 for a 4 Litre can. If it is safe for people, it should be safe for fish?
Cheers,
Unicorn

Yeh that will give you about 3sq mtrs if you are lucky and don't leave brush marks.
$13 sq mtr isn't cheap either

I've had a few drinks, so know this is inappropriate, and maybe even wrong, but what the hell?

$36.00 / 3sqm = $12/sqm doesn't it?

Yeh picky barstard
I hit the wrong key, K? they are side X sidr

I know... It happens.

Sidr? Yeah cidre is good no matter how you spell it. Especially if it's from Jaymie and Axl...

Stay OT! Would cider fermented in a ferrocement container become too alkaline? Should one apply some coating to the container before fermenting the cider?

OR stands for 'off topic' right?

OT

It would be fine after the first 10 brews
That way if you make that many and are still alive it's all good

damn the iPhone's lack of distinct keyboard, and my mild inebriation for not checking
10 brews, well, the bottle of scotch is almost empty, does that count?
I think I recall some very nice wine at one point too...

Has anyone talked to Creative1? He has a large system the ponds of which are made of cement/concrete. He told me that with the three cement ponds his PH was high 6's/low 7s. Not sure if thats good or bad but sounded OK to me. Anyway check with him he may over remarks.
Tony

Do you mean the same Creative1 who said at the top of this page, that you don't need to seal concrete tanks? yah I think we've spoken with him about this before.