Fish Farm Filter video one Biological filtration

For more info contact us at tilapiafarm@hotmail.com Homemade Bio Filter for fish farming. The Black media is a product from a septic system. The bio filter is almost full of clear media that is not visible. Send questions or comments to tilapiafarm@hotmail.com or visit us on facebook to post a comment!

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[TilapiaFarmer]

Mike, I have done research on aquaponic. the waterfall in the video will grow a green algae and will consume nitrogen. Also at the end of the clarifyer the 4 inch return piping has several hydroponic plant sites. We are ready for warm weather here in Eastern North Carolina so stocking operations can take place. I do have Tilapia in indoor tanks and I may be able to produce enough fingerlings to supply my farm. Thanks for your interest.

[scott98390]

What is that noise? It sounds like you are washing tennis shoes or something.

[lifekreator]

i like your videos, i,m sure i can learn alot from them not just this one but all of them...thanks.

[doctordude]

genius. I gotta do this.

[TheSuburbanGardener]

Im subscribed. Im interested to see how this develops. Have you done any research about "aquaponics" as a means of filtration? I don't know what climate you are in, but in the southern United States, we are using gravel "growbeds" to filter fish waste in what can be called a symbiotic RAS (Recirculating Aquaculture System). The "growbeds" utilize flood and drain systems which effectively breed beneficial bacteria and when vegetables are planted they will remove the nitrates.

Mike