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 Post subject: my small system
PostPosted: Apr 8th, '08, 19:02 
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about one month ago i found this site and start playing whit one of my tanks 120 l whit a flower pot on top, it have 2 cucumbers , 2 melom and a
letuce ,this is the grow in 25days
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so now i put the others tanks whit some plants
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PostPosted: Apr 8th, '08, 19:06 
Welcome Zix... I think you are our first Portuguese member....

Glad to see you getting results from your first AP system... well done


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PostPosted: Apr 8th, '08, 19:25 
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thanks for your reply ,this is my fishroom ,my big tank that iam building,5000l. Image
but iam thinking of setting something in a peace of land that i use to grow some plants, is about 2000m and have water and power. must found best fish to use whit a greenhouse, my weather is this any help is good
http://www.algarve-portal.com/en/countr ... r/climate/


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Hi Zix, great to have you here with us :D


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Yeah, welcome! , Hey what is that long nosed fish in the middle of the tank?
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PostPosted: Apr 8th, '08, 22:15 
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the longnose is a alligator gar and the roomates are snakeheads, Asian Aro, GG,bichirs ...


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Just one question Zix, is this 5000 litre tank that you are building since you found out about aquaponics 1 month ago. If so, from start to 5000 litres in 1 month is one heck of a start. I think you are up there with the most addicted. Join the club and welcome aboard.


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PostPosted: Apr 8th, '08, 23:00 
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Very interesting and nice work. We have our system in place but now I'm considering how we can setup a small indoor system with our new aquarium. Your pictures are very inspiring. :lol:


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PostPosted: Apr 8th, '08, 23:10 
Having spent nearly six months in Portugal surfing in 1978... I know that you guys just love your seafood.... well all food actually... :razz:

And I for one could live there just for the food....

We have a recipe section here on the forum Zix.... feel free to post anything you think might be of interest :wink:


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Is that a sail fin pleco in the front there of that tank? Over here that alligator gar would pay for your entire system if were a little bigger... They are very expensive here... and somewhat illegal... :P


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interesting setup,i heard arrowanas are good eating but very pricey. The red golden ones here are very expensive. In asia arrowanas are signs of good luck. They can grow very big also.

What is the dimensions of your 5000 l tank?. How do you compute the capacity of the tank?Are you putting a glass panel in you big one?

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PostPosted: Apr 8th, '08, 23:58 
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this fish are pet fish, mo way i gone eat my 400$ Aro, the big tank is because they are growing a lot and ther current tank is getting small.
this is my fishroom and i grow big fish like cats,channas,GG that now are near 40cm and 0.5kilo,for some time i have been using Water hyacinth
(Eichornia crassipes) to help filtring my tanks and because my GG eat tham so i have put over the tank.
on my big tank (3MX2MX1m) i gone put a glass panell , my original idea was to put some boxes that the water fell whit some leca? dont now the name , is same i have on my tanks as substract. but since tham i intende to use edible plants insted :lol: .
what type of tilapia you guys use


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PostPosted: Apr 9th, '08, 00:01 
"leca" is known as "hydroton" or expanded clay balls to most of us Zix...
LECA... as in "light expanded clay aggregate" :wink:


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PostPosted: Apr 9th, '08, 01:36 
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hydroton ok :lol: this is like 3.0$ the bag of 50L


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I don't use hydroton, but I think it costs more than that over here :shock:


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