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dingo83
 Post subject: Dingo's system
PostPosted: Jul 29th, '10, 12:51 
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Hey all been a while so thought it may be time for an update. Had the courtyard system up and running for 3 and a half months now and got heaps of broccolli, silverbeet and starting to get some nice cauli's from it now. 20 trout have more than doubled in size and added 2 scoops of chelated iron in last week as there appears to be a defficiency there.
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RupertofOZ
 Post subject: Re: Dingo's system
PostPosted: Jul 29th, '10, 12:54 
What's your pH Dingo??

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PostPosted: Jul 29th, '10, 13:12 
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Hi Dingo, Welcome!

Any chance of posting some pic's? Always love a good pic :headbang:
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dingo83
 Post subject: Re: Dingo's system
PostPosted: Jul 29th, '10, 13:43 
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PH started off around 8.2 but is slowly dropping down to 7.8 ish now rupe, so could that be holding out the minerals as I read from reading all the posts on the forum. I am at work at the moment and will post some pics up next week.
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PostPosted: Aug 24th, '10, 19:31 
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Have been trying to put up some pics of the system but they wont upload for some reason, is there a specific size that they need to be.IU have found that the broccoli and the caulis have turned out really spindly as there is loads more stems than anything. Anyone got any ideas on that and how I can get a better batch next time. Just planted some tomatoes and chillies also. I have aquired 5 blue drums and am up in arms with what I can do with them. me is thinking maybe a 200lt fingerling tank to keep the fish stocking constant all year (20 silvers or trout/barra dependant on season), a couple or 4 100lt marron tanks and 4 or 6 100lt growbeds. I am open to suggestions as they cost me a bottle of bundy. Current system is a courtyard with one bed and 20 trout. I knew it would not take long to start tinkering.

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 Post subject: Re: Dingo's system
PostPosted: Aug 24th, '10, 20:26 
You need to size to a max of 800x600 and 256k...
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dingo83
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PostPosted: Jan 9th, '11, 19:24 
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Hey all couple of pics prior to expansion which will happen soon.


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dingo83
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PostPosted: Jan 9th, '11, 19:29 
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How come tomatoes take over everything,I have chillies in there trying to come through but good luck only have 3 plants in the bed.Now I just have to wait for some silvers as nobody I know has any at the moment.Anyone know anyone that has any say 50.Cheers

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PostPosted: Jan 9th, '11, 21:57 
Nice trout "Dingo"... well done.... :cheers:
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skipd
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PostPosted: Jan 9th, '11, 22:09 
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dito, great looking fish. :thumbright:
Do you have pics of the system. Plants look great to. I know what you mean about the tomatoes. Im loving the tomatoes though. :D
Keep up the good work. I got my SP from Carey at Gidgyganup.
A couple of wonky ones got in so just make sure that they are all looking proper.
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PostPosted: Jan 9th, '11, 22:25 
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Lovely looking fish, well done :)
Mmmm trout, I miss trout.
Too warm here, but I hear some people raise them up in the hills.
Never seen them for sale though.
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PostPosted: Jan 9th, '11, 22:41 
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Could the Editors please remove my post re Mr cary as it sounds like I was dissing his product which was not my intention. :oops:
I just had a pop eyed one from him but I am sure it was not his intention to put it in.
Buyer beware is all I am saying which applies to any transaction.
Thankyou, Skipd. :)
Plus he breeds SP so chances are he has some.
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PostPosted: Jan 9th, '11, 22:44 
You're not the only one to have mentioned some concerns with that supplier....
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PostPosted: Jan 10th, '11, 15:16 
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Cheers all yeah they were better size than I expected somehow.cant wait for the rhubarb to be ready as a crumble is on the menu :thumbright:
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PostPosted: Jan 23rd, '11, 15:24 
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Hey all few pics of whats goin on


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