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An Aquaponics garden installed on a home aquarium grows organic vegetables and herbs while eliminating dangerous nitrate from the tank.

We focus on the benefits of this natural nitrate filter for the freshwater tropical fish aquarist AquaponicsForAquarists has been created to bring the power of aquaponics to the aquarists of the world. While many fish keepers are content with the way things are with the technology and state of the hobby, others are willing to push the boundaries as far as possible. This site is dedicated to those

pioneers who are looking for better ways to keep their fish. It doesn’t hurt to gain an alternate safe food source for their families in the process. Aquaponics for aquarists offers a very viable method of improving fish health and water quality. Using aquaponics gardens as a nitrate filter will improve the environment fo rthe fish with little or no maintenance and save resources as well.

16/11/2023

I just dropped off the last of the fish I have been keeping for my home aquaponics system. I am closing it down for a little while while I try out some hydroponics systems I have created. The fish in the video is the last of the generation born in the system's aquarium when the parents bred in the tank. Originally there were six fish added to the system when it started, they grew and were quite happy for a few years until a male decided to breed. Suddenly there were only two left, a large male and a female. Once that occurred, a spawn happened. The parents were quite devoted as the eggs turned into fry and then small juveniles.

It is quite true that the Heterotilapia buttikofferi are very aggressive. As the fry began to grow out, the female was eliminated I took somewhere over a 100 of this one's siblings in the course of a couple culls to the local pet store as they grew from fry to juveniles. This was the last one remaining after everything settled. He was the engine for quite a number of harvests over the years.

26/04/2023

Hey Aquaponics for Aquarists members,
We want to hear all about your experiences starting your aquaponic aquariums! What kind of fish have you enjoyed adding to your tanks? 🐟🐠
Share your favorite species in the comments below and let's inspire each other to create even more stunning aquaponic ecosystems. 🌱
Don't forget to include some photos or videos of your beautiful fish! 📷🎥
Let's connect and learn from each other with . Can't wait to see your responses!

24/04/2023

Hello fellow tropical fish aquarists!

Exciting news! We are looking for members to participate in the beta development of a new aquaponics journal. The purpose of this journal is to provide a place for home aquaponics enthusiasts to document their systems, track parameters, and record observations. This journal will be available right from your mobile phone as well as on your desktop or tablet.

As a participant in the beta program, you will have exclusive access to this innovative journal and the opportunity to provide feedback for its development. Your involvement will help us tailor the journal to meet the needs of the Aquaponic systems in the aquarist community and make it the best it can be.

Criteria for participation include having an active and well-maintained aquaponics system, possessing knowledge of how to monitor and track the important parameters, and being committed to providing constructive feedback. Also, you should have a mobile phone for input and access to a computer system with full keyboard and display.

To apply for the beta program, please comment below explaining why you would be a good fit for the project. Your feedback will be your ticket to join the program and receive your very own website and journal to document your aquariums.

Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity. Reach out to us with any questions or feedback you may have. Together, we can make this aquaponics journal a success!

15/01/2023

Its been quite a while since I posted on this page. In the meantime I have written a book on Aquaponics for Aquarists and had my own system running for the most of that period. Lots of changes in the way I do Aquaponics for a home environment. I am including a picture of two of the babies that seem to have appeared in my aquaponic tanks over the years. I run two aquaponic systems, one with Mozambique tilapia and the other with Heterotilapia buttikoferi, which at the time were the only tilapia I could find in live fish stores.

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I just dropped off the last of the fish I have been keeping for my home aquaponics system. I am closing it down for a little while while I try out some hydroponics systems I have created. The fish in the video is the last of the generation born in the system's aquarium when the parents bred in the tank. Originally there were six fish added to the system when it started, they grew and were quite happy for a few years until a male decided to breed. Suddenly there were only two left, a large male and a female. Once that occurred, a spawn happened. The parents were quite devoted as the eggs turned into fry and then small juveniles. It is quite true that the Heterotilapia buttikofferi are very aggressive. As the fry began to grow out, the female was eliminated I took somewhere over a 100 of this one's siblings in the course of a couple culls to the local pet store as they grew from fry to juveniles. This was the last one remaining after everything settled. He was the engine for quite a number of harvests over the years. #Aquaponics

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