Aquaponics Made Easy DVD

http://www.ecofilms.com.au/
This is a teaser to Murray Hallam's complete DVD to making your own Aquaponics system, from either a kit or recycled bathtubs. Murray will demystify the dark arts of growing fish and vegetables organically.

More info: http://www.ecofilms.com.au/

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[flashtoons]

Seedlings are grown elsewhere, The dirt is washed off and the roots are plunged directly into the clay balls or gravel media. That's it. The plant roots are submerged in water but do not rot because the water is heavily oxygenated. That's all you do. The plant will grow normally.

[Jesse M]

are all the nutrients the plant will ever need come from the fish themselves and the bacteria that decompose it? In your videos, you mentioned that the final product from fish through the bacteria that breaks it down is nitrogen. But that is only one of many nutrients a plant needs. How do you incorporate the other nutrients needed or do the fish provide all the nutrients ever needed?

[MurrayPonics]

Why should it be for free ?  It costs money to make these things and I have to pay bills just like everybody else. It is rare to get such silly comments, but when they come it is most often from some over paid government worker who is accustomed to getting most things for little or no effort.

[bizpromotion]

Thanks for making a wonderful Aquaponics DVD for those of us who love building them.

[PistilPalace]

no, like you said the plants needs more than just N. the easiest way to add the micro nutrients to the mix would be with synthetic chelates and inorganic minerals because the amounts are very easily controlled but you can use various organic plant extracts like seaweed to get them but it is harder to find the correct mixing ratios

[sjcKsyrium]

Murray, I watched both of your videos and they have really helped me in understanding Aquaponics - however, knowing some different options have caused me stress in what style of system to build.... so many options. Thanks for all the tips and information!!

[justgivemethetruth]

A year now and no good answer to that question?

The real answer to this question would have to be qualified.

What do plants need to grow, and how can they get it from an aquaponics system.

If it is not there naturally, can you add it to the water without killing or hurting the fish?

You just cannot answer that in depth in a 90 minute DVD.

[justgivemethetruth]

Not really how I do business, it's how I see others doing business that I think is a scam ... like this overpriced DVD. You get one bite from people, and after they blew their wad on a 90 minute DVD they cannot do anything about it - right? Do you offer a money back guarantee? The thing you do is you're good at making snarky little comments that avoid you having to talk about the real issue. And by the way, reviews can be faked as you well know.

[Murray Hallam Aquaponics]

The videos get excellent reviews form everyone, everywhere.

Interesting insight on how you do business justgivemethetruth.

[justgivemethetruth]

Shouldn't be free, but $40 based on an ad is too much. A normal movie DVD where they spend millions of dollars to make the movie sells for maybe $20 ... why is this thing so expensive? One reason might be that it's crap and missing details and information and that once you get the DVD they know you will not buy another one ... so they price it high to rip you off as much as possible in their one shot. You see this will a lot of rip off products, so why not this?

[David Hernandez]

say flashtoons what type of gravel do use for marijuana seed germination