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i always thought iodine was purple.................. good one slicer :)

I'm keen to hear your DEA mates comments on seeing the room :)
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Lol... I love seeing peoples grow rooms... It looks kinda suss, but we all all know your heart is pure SD.... Just drill one hole through the wall, so your neighbors can see light coming through 24/7, wait for the cops and then spread the word of aquaponics on the ride to the cop shop.... lol.

Good progress non-the-less, very neat and tidy...
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OH...And Steve is correct... Naturally Iodine is a very dark violet colour or grey... I wonder what was in it exactly to make it green....
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Every bit of Iodine I have seen is red. And I will let you know Steve what they say :) I think everybody else who has seen it freaks out.

No denying what it is either when I open the garage door and it looks like Jesus should come out.
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Dingity Dang it! I think I had a bed flood to hard last night as half my seedlings fell over.. I was prepping the system with more flow to allow for the new beds...

ARGH!!! Hopefully I can fix it..
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when I open the garage door and it looks like Jesus should come out.


ROFL, that was good :) nite time makes those lioght loko even more bright! :)
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I just expanded my sump by 60 gallons. I should be able to add my extra beds now without having my sump go dry.
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I have 8 growbeds online now with no ammonia. I guess its time to start adding fish again?

Pictures to come shortly. I have strawberries planted now too!
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Was digging through my photos and found these. Seedlings yay!

Of course they are much bigger now maybe double in size or more. I document with photos to crazy extremes :)


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As Dave Donley say: When in doubt, add more fish.
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LOL.. That is a good motto I dare say!

If the fish are dieing add more fish that is what I did! :twisted:
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Here are some pictures of the goldfish, pepper plant and seedlings growth.

In the picture of the grow beds you can see the extra 60 gallon capacity I added. This is a total of 90 gallons in the sump :) Also on the left side grow beds you can see one of the strawberries.


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Careful cfuse...
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More pictars. This is the pepper plant that the discolored leaves are showing up on. I think its potassium problem but let me know what you think, that is why I started the other thread. However there is no problem with it fruiting.


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