MADE PROJECT 1, EMAD Aquaponics in the Philippines

[carlo59502]

this is a nice set up bro..we are also an aquaponics addict here in quezon and we are planning to construct a big one after our trial of what growbeds fits the best for the plants...and also,,nice choice of your materials,,expensive but worth it.

[bubba850i]

@madodel how do i get a hold of you? can you send me your email? im at bub850i@yahoo.com

[bubba850i]

im an american with some property in negros occidental, how do i get something like this built? is there someone i can hire or a company that i can buy a set up from? thanks

bub850i@yahoo.com

[Madodel]

@bubba850i We sell the modules and can ship it to negros.

[Madodel]

@bubba850i Madosdel@yahoo.com Email me your requirements

[ygermino]

hi.. yes, may upload sya dito, just search aquaponics philippines

[ygermino]

good luck to you bro.. can't wait to see the results.. there is another pinoy with some cool outdoor system...

[Madodel]

@ygermino Where? Is it posted on Youtube?

[ygermino]

man thats cool, but won't it make doing aquaponics an expensive hobby? but cool though to have more filipinos get familiar with AP

[Madodel]

@ygermino You could always start by using DIY setups. That how I started and learned. But if you are like us AP addicts, DIY just wouldn't cut it. For my money I'd still go with Fiberglass equipment. Its infinitely reparable and will last you a life time. Our idea is to have a robust and reliable system.

[Madodel]

@ygermino To really enjoy and harvest the fruits of your labor, it would take a system that will last years. Specially in AP where it takes a year or two for a system to really mature. The expense is part of the experience and enjoyment of the hobby.

[Madodel]

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