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A guide to keeping and maintaining fish in your aquaponics system

Article Category: Gardening

Author Name: Johan Snijder

Aquaponics: A Guide to Fish in an Aquaponics System In aquaponics you have to have fish, plants and bacteria. Fish are required for plants for the waste of the fish supply the nutrients required to produce the vegetables. The plants filter the water by taking in the nutrients and in doing so furnish a healthy environment for the fish to grow in. Both are unable to do without each other in an aquaponics system. Tilapia is most likely the most typically used fish in a good aquaponics setup, regardless of the size of the system. These fish more often than not grow at a really quick rate and are fairly simple to look after. Most significantly, they grow very well even in unfavorable water conditions and survive easily in a group of more edible fish. (Ordinarily, only edible fish are grown in an aquaponics system). Though, they don't survive in cold temperatures. They really want water on the warmer side if you grow Tilapia you may will need to heat the water in winter. They are herbivores and survive mainly on vegetation. Silver Perch is another very regular fish that is grown in aquaponics. These fish have the capacity to grow in a wide range of conditions and likewise feed on vegetation. However, Silver Perch do not grow as rapid as either Trout or Tilapia. Catfish, Bluegill, Goldfish, Carps and Jades are a variety of of the alternative kinds of fish that are grown in aquaponics. Goldfish being the only one that is not kept for eating, they are very easy to look after and they will stand extreme conditions. Trout is yet another fish which can be kept in aquaponics. This particular fish grows fairly fast. These fish require cooler water and the temperature must be maintained at 10oC to 14oC. This fish is the opposite of Tilapia and does not survive in warm waters. It is a carnivore and has to to be raised on smaller fish or you can certainly use animal hearts. Pellets are also available. The number of aquaponics fish to be cultured in the tank determined by the space provided for them. Again, the quantity of vegetation that could very well be supported by the setup determined by the number of fish. There are two main factors which influence the amount of vegetables you may very well grow. 1 The number of fish in the tank 2 The size and weight of the fish A basic set-up with growing beds of one square meter may need a minimum of sixty grams of fish food to be eaten by the fish every day. However, a variety of vegetables like squash need one hundred gram of fish food fed to the fish on a daily arrangement. The plants feed on the waste produced by the fish. And therefore you must balance the number of fish and the amount of nutrients needed by the plants. If there are not enough fish you might have to put some nutrients in the water, such as produced from seaweed. This will not hurt the fish, but will furnish the extra nutrients to keep your plants healthy. In the event that there are too many fish, some filtering is needed to maintain the water suitable for the fish to live in. Balancing your setup will get easier as you obtain experience. However it is good to comprehend, that if things get out of balance there is a way to fix it and keep both the fish and plants healthy in your aquaponics system.

Keywords: fish aquaponics,aquaponics

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