Now would one of these setups work in 120 degrees? I live in Lake Havasu City Arizona where nothing but cactus grows. I would really love to have something like this to grow my own food.
the more water you have in your system the more stable the water temperature. I have a 1200 gallon, 4ft deep pond and I live in pomona, ca; where the heat during the summer can hit 110 - the water is still at a lovely 68-75°. In the desert, however, it is the cold you have to worry about so you might want to invest in a green house to keep your plants/fish alive. (also depends what type of fish you are culturing)
@FaYtStAyNyTe Cool I really appreciate the info man. Gonna get on it as soon as I have more than a day or two at home. Ill try to post a video when I get started.
Now would one of these setups work in 120 degrees? I live in Lake Havasu City Arizona where nothing but cactus grows. I would really love to have something like this to grow my own food.
jrmhrpr 6 months ago
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the more water you have in your system the more stable the water temperature. I have a 1200 gallon, 4ft deep pond and I live in pomona, ca; where the heat during the summer can hit 110 - the water is still at a lovely 68-75°. In the desert, however, it is the cold you have to worry about so you might want to invest in a green house to keep your plants/fish alive. (also depends what type of fish you are culturing)
Good luck to you!
FaYtStAyNyTe 4 months ago
@FaYtStAyNyTe Cool I really appreciate the info man. Gonna get on it as soon as I have more than a day or two at home. Ill try to post a video when I get started.
jrmhrpr 4 months ago
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if you eat the plants and fish can you be given samonala poisoning or other diseases from the fish.
wildside126 8 months ago
What you Australians are doing with the aquaponics is just fascinating...
TacticalCitySlicker 8 months ago
I am impressed with your results.
are you finding pests or the weather an issue being outside?
Thanks,
Devin
BBO
badboyorganics 1 year ago
great setup guys..
affnan 1 year ago
cover with whatever foam sheet/peanuts you can find. Glue it together to the tank and any holes just fill with some can-o-foam filler.
optijazz 1 year ago