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 Post subject: Re: Bunnoponics
PostPosted: Oct 14th, '13, 19:36 
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 Post subject: Re: Bunnoponics
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Great job looks really good.
Guess now you have to tile it, fun fun fun. :thumbleft:
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So while i wait for capping and stone to tile and pretty up the system i've been thinking about grow beds and where to put them and how to build them.
I'm thinking about putting them on stilts over the pond so there's a bit of shade and somewhere for the fish to hide under.
Ive put in this very technical highly detailed drawing of what i'm thinking.
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With the legs standing in water what materials would be suitable? I guess a steel frame would be best. Is there any type of metal that would work better?
Has anyone ever tried making grow beds out of cement fibre sheeting? i was thinking of boxing them out with that and waterproofing the inside. That way i can paint the outside the same colour as my pond.

Any thoughts would be very appreciated
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 Post subject: Re: Bunnoponics
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With the legs standing in water what materials would be suitable? I guess a steel frame would be best. Is there any type of metal that would work better?
Has anyone ever tried making grow beds out of cement fibre sheeting? i was thinking of boxing them out with that and waterproofing the inside. That way i can paint the outside the same colour as my pond.

Any thoughts would be very appreciated
Thanks Mat


Use 316 Stainless Steel if you are going to have any part of the frames in water, and don't put any galvanized material against the Stainless, it causes a corrosive reaction. :)
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 Post subject: Re: Bunnoponics
PostPosted: Oct 28th, '13, 06:41 
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You could use bricks in the water, dot use galv because the zinc will kill fish. Stainless will also be ok I think


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Couldn't you put a growbed at each end extended from the fish tank and still overlapping the pond so that the water drains straight down from the growbeds. It seems like a wast to spoil the view of the pond which looks awesome by the way Mat. :grin:
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 Post subject: Re: Bunnoponics
PostPosted: Oct 28th, '13, 14:03 
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Awesome work MatyH :notworthy:
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 Post subject: Re: Bunnoponics
PostPosted: Oct 28th, '13, 14:32 
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I'm glad you like my high tech drawings joeblow :funny1:
And thanks for the info on s steal everyone I'm pretty good with most motar and wood products but I have no idea about steal

Thanks faye I'll have a look into putti ing the gbs on the side. I was always building the pond but only recently discovered aquaponics and thought id incorperate it to the build. I probly would have tweaked the design a bit otherwise
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Can't wait too see it running good job


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Hows ur system coming along ?


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MartinC
 Post subject: Re: Bunnoponics
PostPosted: Jan 12th, '14, 00:32 
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Yeah, updates buddy, would be great.

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I just caught this thread today, and am interested in seeing how it is going too!
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 Post subject: Re: Bunnoponics
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looks great, very professional get some updates when you have more.

Like the people above said 316 stainless will be the best/cheapest solution. Dont go for 304 if they have it, 316 better.

What fish and how many will you have?
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MatyH
 Post subject: Re: Bunnoponics
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Hi everyone

I've been lazy this last month and haven't really done much I've still gotta tile it but that should only take a couple of days here's a few photos of it :D
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Unfortunately I've only done the floor. I hope the photo's look ok I took them on my tablet and its got a pretty poor camera
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 Post subject: Re: Bunnoponics
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Looks good man hey I've started a bunbury aquaponics Facebook page if u wanna join


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