Backyard Aquaponics
A place to discuss aquaponics

Trout at 24 weeks ,
15 inches long

I never thought I'd say this eagle but nice ***.
I think you need to show some veggie photos.
Anyone thing the system is doing well for a continuous flood system?

Fish certainly seem to be growing just fine... ... can't see the veges...

The water is about 11-1200mm deep..
The pH is neutral, so much for concrete having a poor effect on the pH
I think the water temp is around 20c after a week of pretty warm weather not too bad.

C1, so the grow bed on this system are continuous flood too? I knew your system was normally continually flooded.

Yep! Flooded like normal with about 9ltrs min of flow per bed.

Stupid me re-configured to flood and drain and have had no end of trouble.
When I get 1/2 an hour I will go back to continuous flood.

Check the avatar

If you say so F&F
It's not a photo
Good growth by the way, with the fish that is

Vegi shots soon have been busy geting all the Trout out of the top tank making ready
for new fish, and installing air compresser.
Boris1 was down for a few days with a friend so Creative1 came over and we drank wine and
played with the truth a good time was had by all, not the Trout as they joined
us for Dinner Boris and Vic need to brush up on their fishing skills I think boris took some shots
of myself showing them the art !!
Regards all,
Eagle.

hot & cold smoker...
Cold smoking seems to be more succesful, delicious flavours.
Just ask C1 & Boris or Vic

eagle grow bed as requested with Creative1 in the forground to give
a hight comparison keep in mind that C1 is about 6ft +

The way C1's grinning... and your height estimation... are you sure they tomatos growing there....

Hahaha
Yes Rupe only tomatoes, betroot, lettuce, mustard greens, carrots and others I can't remember.
...No short term memory loss greater than normal for a bloke of my vintage.

I have also built a glass house, the windows are out of a ferry, fixed to a timber frame.
grow nice tomatos in the winter !!!

Those beans are enormous...
Good job on loading the photos