Aquaponics Design - 3 Easiest System Builds for the Backyard
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- G'Day Folks. Here are 3 of the easiest DIY aquaponics systems configurations you can build yourself.
All of these systems can be added to or tweaked to increase the amount of fish & veggies you can grow for you & your family. 🐟🍅🥦🌱
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Hope you enjoy this quick update & your gardens are booming.
Cheers all. 🐟 🌱🍅
Rob
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I teach aquaponics in a high school and just showed my students this video. It was so helpful for us as we begin designing mini-systems! You explained everything so clearly and made it interesting. I'm now a subscriber. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful Elizabeth. I hope the kids have fun designing their own system. 👍
Cheers & all the best to you & the class. 🌱🌱🐟
If I've never grown anything in my life, should I start with something smaller and more traditional before moving onto a closed loop system?
Awesome! I am currently looking reading materials bout aquaponics for my future business, maybe you can share it hehhe
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What a great overview of the different systems! I'm holding onto my dream of doing a Texas Aquaponics project someday. Thanks for all your hard work Rob!
Thanks Mr Blake. 👍😊 Let me know if you need any input. More than happy to give you a hand if it's needed.
All the best to the family.
I just have to say, I besigned my system 3 years ago from one of your builds. I left the system to sit for 2 years and it still worked when I added water to it yesterday. Thanks for the help!
Nice one Kaylee. Hope it grows you some top Nosh. 👍😁
You sir are a top quality human being! Thank you for your awesome work in putting these videos together for us to learn! Can't thank you enough!
I appreciate that mate.
Cheers & have a top one.
You're on fire these days Rob! Another amazing video I'll probably watch another dozen times while I endeavor to set up a small system :)
Thanks Ted. Was a bit of a rush job this one.
Cheers & have a top one mate.
Ted i'm right there with you! Rob's video were super instrumental for me building my first small scale system. I actually just posted a video on how i did it if interested: czcams.com/video/hKWREFjNWX4/video.html
Another awesome vid Rob! I like the new intro , and can't wait to see those upcoming component vids! I really love your take on aquaponics. Take care man!
Thanks Neil.
Cheers mate & have a great one.
Quite comprehensive, Rob.
Well done.
This is why I've been subscribed for ages and love your videos.
Thanks KJ. Hope it helps a few folks out there new to aquaponics.
Cheers & have a top one mate.
Thanks again -- I was able to locally and cheaply source some food grade/clean IBC and 30 Gallon tanks (took me a bit to find the non-Ag chemical variety so common in the Midwest. Now beginning a simple build off your basic chop and flip design -- I do like what you pointed out that this can be easily expanded over time. Super appreciative of you sharing your knowledge. Its critical we all learn these skills quickly and efficiently.
You’ve just nailed it for anyone interested multi harvest systems. Excellent easy explanation of these 3 systems with visual of each systems components. This has got to be the next most watched CZcams video👍 🍻🍻
Thanks Bradley.
I'm posting them at the wrong time of year for them to do much on CZcams but such is.
Cheers mate & have a top one.
You just resolve all my doubts about these system. Tomorrow I'm starting to design and build one. Thanks a lot
Glad I could help some Jose. How is the build coming along?
Cheers & happy growing.
Great explanation, thanks so much 😊. Definitely like the split flow option with the 2 filters and the reason you gave about treating or sick grow bed to have it isolated.👍🏾
I like that you explain things so clearly in an organized fashion. Thanks!
Cheers RB&R👍
Have a top one.
Mate, thank you for sharing your knowledge with others.
I found this extremely informative, I've been thinking of starting to up my own aquaponic system and I'm just so happy there are people like you sharing all this wonderful info.
Glad it was helpful Tim. Hope the build goes smoothly if you have a crack at one mate. 😁👍
I love this. Thank you for explaining it so clearly!!!
Cheers Sal. 👍 Was happy that it turned out as well as it did as it was a bit of a rush job & wasn't the clip I was planing to post this week.
Have a top one.
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My aquaponics system in Bangladesh
I’m really gonna consider some of these for our next redesign this winter. Thanks rob!
Nice one Wes. Hope to have a few more helpful clips out before your Spring arrives.
Cheers mate.
Great clip, really good at showing the different systems at a high level. With your links to the specific elements of the system for more detail you have become the one stop shop for aquaponics education. Will be starting on a chop and flip system soon as my entry into aquaponics.
Looking forward to you getting chickens again. You actually gave me inspiration to get chickens which have surprised me with how entertaining they are.
Keep up the great work on educating people in what can be achieved in a backyard.
That's great to hear you're going to have a crack Ed. 👍 Am glad the clips have helped you out some mate.
Am looking forward to getting some girls back in the patch here too.
Cheers & happy growing.
This is your best video ever. Very clear. Very basic. Very systematic. Very comprehensive. The second best is the 9 essential components video. I can't show my admiration to these two videos enough.
I'm glad you've found them helpful. 👍👍 Hope to be producing more like these soon.
Cheers & happy growing. 🌱🐟
Keep up the updates, I’ve built the 55gal chop/flip and have my ibcs to eventually build a set up very similar to the one you’ve highlighted at your folks place... I dig it. Cheers mate
Nice one Christopher. Have posted a few aqua clips to the channel over the past month or so.
Happy growing mate.
Finally someone who explains this properly.
Hope it helped you out some Perry. 👍
Cheers.
Thank you Rob for sharing your Knowledge !!!
No problem mate. 😁👍
Cheers & happy growing.
I gain access to some land near my city in Goiânia, Brasil, and these videos really are helping me to think a production of aquaponics in a bigger scale.
Thank you for you're time doing this, hope i can contact you for some conversation about the processes.
Great work
Hi Davi. I'll help folks where I can but can't get to everyone that requests help unfortunately. Your best off asking questions in the comment sections of clips as I always get back to them eventually.
Cheers
I always enjoy your explanations. :) I remember that I have been fascinated by liquids flowing through tubes and components as a concept (haven't had too much exposure or in-person experience with the phenomenon) since I was a five year old. It's why I answered that I wanted to be a chemist (among so many other things, lol). In recent years, I've come to love plants as well. And fish are one of my favorite food sources (but I don't know how attached I'd get). Your channel is like a window into a part of my desired future. Thanks for so much great content. ^.^ Also, your beard is longer than mine now, I think. I had suggested to you not to shave it previously when you had brought up the topic, but I don't want you to feel like your personal life is dictated by this community, so I'm revising my statement to "I'll race you," though it appears you've already won, lol. Take care.
😅 I need to cut about a fist full off to look after some split ends so you might just take the lead yet.
Hope you do have a crack at growing your own mate, is very satisfying to raise your own.|
Cheers & all the best.
I am absolutely amazed by this system. Thank you
Glad you like it Michael.
Cheers & have a top one.
Thank You Rob, I am learning so much from you and very soon I will be putting all you have shared in to practice...
Nice one Shane.
Hope the build goes smoothly for you mate.
Excellent video explaining different systems to beginners or someone who is curious like myself. This video sparked my interest in planning a small system using totes. Thanks Rob.
Thanks Joe. 👍👍Send me a PM if you want any more info or a hand mate.
Cheers
@{// WTF! //} We get a few freezes here in Louisiana and that would be a concern for me too. This small system will be indoors in my grow room and most likely be stocked with gold fish.
@@RobsAquaponics Same here Rob. I've been investigating this topic for a while now and your channel is the best resource for a simple explanation of practical aquaculture for a beginner like me. I really appreciate it.
@@TehOldGamer Cheers mate. 👍
Great summary! I always preferred to keep things as simple as possible with my aquaponics. Fish tank -> canister filter -> Growbed.
Nice one Punky. 👍👍 Am still tossing up what filters I'll be adding to the new system here.
Cheers & all the best.
Very well explained, simple with enough details. good job Mr Rob Bob!
Glad I could help some.
Cheers & have a top one. 👍
Excellent video! Thank you for the excellent graphics.
Cheers mate. 👍
Thank you so so much, I honestly wish I could afford to support you financially , I'm low income and disabled which you can imagine my finances . I honestly appreciate all you share , you've helped me so much. This winter I'm growing inside and watching your videos has given me the confidence to build my own small system😊. I wish I knew people in my area that have the same interests but I don't. Anyways thanks again and may God bless you in everything
Please don't feel you need to offer anything Lisa. I get a buzz just hearing folks have found the clips helpful in someway. 😊
Are you growing under lights? That's something I'm yet to have a crack at with aquaponics.
Hope the build goes well for you & Happy Growing.
Rob Bob's Aquaponics & Backyard Farm I guess you’ve not tried lights as there’s probably little need/benefit with your systems being outside. I’m looking at setting up a small system in my garage to get fresh veggies all year so I think I’ll need to look at lighting.
Love your vids, they’re very easy to follow and full of great info. Hadn’t thought about doing hydroponics or even heard of aquaponics until a few weeks back and now I’m reading everything I can get my hands on.
My primary water source is the city water utility, so the water is hard, has added chlorine and maybe fluoride. What do I need to do to make this water suitable for fish?
Here for a sustainable future. First time viewer, very informative thankyou, i look forward to being here 👍🏻
You’re a good teacher. You should have local classes for your community, let them know how much they need and take trip to hardware store. Monthly charges to help increase their knowledge.
I do help folks that support us through our website when they need a hand & am looking at holding classes here at our house soon too. Just need to tidy things up around here first.
Cheers Lili & have a top one.
So much information! Thank you!
Hope it helps you with your build Laura.
Cheers.
your brahmi's going nuts, i have found our system keeps brahmi alive in cold frosty winter.
It's just gone burko over the past few weeks Shane. Even the small section on the deck is flowering now.
Cheers mate.
Im one of your subscriber now, it reminds me one of my favorite character in LOTR, Gandalf the grey, but you will be Gandalf the green, i really learn a lot. From this video. Keep it up!
Welcome aboard & thanks MC. 😁👍👍
This is the best video I found. I really appreciate the animation. It makes things so much simpler. I was confused at other videos as I couldn't imagine how the system works as a whole but your animation really helps me understand it.
I'm glad it helped you out mate.
Cheers & Have a great one.
Thanks, Rob, nice, helpful vid. I'm just getting started on my 2nd go at backyard Aqua-P. I even have an electric pump this time! Yeah, before I would put the fish-water in a bucket and hoist it up with ropes and pulleys to circulate through a micro-system. Educational, somewhat effective. Very nice hat, man.
Pumps are definitely worth the investment. I tried to run a recirculating hydro system years ago without pumps & it only took 1 missed watering to do all the plants in.
Happy growing David.
Have you thought about adding freshwater mollusc to your sump tank? They are excellent water filters, low maintenance. I would also suggest adding red wigglers to the media beds. Your videos are well put together and easy to follow, you are a great teacher. I especially enjoy your animations of your designs, and how you break down how they operate.
I have been using worms in the beds since we started but haven't used mollusc yet. Don't really have huge issues with solids building up in the sumps but do know folks that have used them with no issues. 👍
Am glad you're enjoying the videos & have a top one BL. 😁👍
I'm 14 and building an aquaponics system at my school. I luv ur vids ☺️
Thanks Linus. Hope they help to get you good marks mate.
Cheers & happy growing.
That's a cool school that's teaching you guys things like that!
Amazing video. Thanks Rob.
No problem & hope it gave you a few useful ideas to play with. 👍🙂
Cheers.
Thanks Rob… you do an excellent job at teaching others how to do this and you do it well!
Thanks Shannon.
For the folks that have the pump inside the fish tank, like I do, a electrical float switch is a must have because they are cheap and can prevent water loss by accident and fish loss if there's a leak somewhere on the system, not to mention the fact that you can burn your pump too if it is running dry. You can set the water level that the float switch will actually trip the pump (turn it off). If you want to go a bit further, a relay can be use to switch a backup air compressor in case the pump is switched off.
Good point.
Thanks for mentioning it. 👍
Having been dabbling in aquaponics for the past 10 years I started out with a CHOP system and its evolved into a three fish tank, 6 ibc growbeds and 4 10x4 DWC beds. Soon to include several rows of NFT tubes. All fish tanks are aired by venturi induction (inspired by Rob's design) Its an "organic" evolution.
Sounds like an impressive system mate. 👍 What sort of fish are running the show?
Blue Nile Tilapia. Just getting this new batch started (70-100) after reengineering the entire system. I'll post an update, the vid I have up is an older configuration. Very messy.
@@saguarotreker Let me know when you do & I'll suss it out.
Cheers mate.
@@RobsAquaponics Done!
...as in I put up the new system video czcams.com/video/I-6oGy4K3H8/video.html for you to have a gander. Thanks for all that you do Rob. BTW, I'm actually thinking about removing the venturi aeration as it is quite noisy. Looking to up the "zen" factor in my little micro-farm.
Love your stuff! Thank you!
Glad you're enjoying it Jeszebel. 👍👍
Cheers & have a top one.
Awsome Job in explaining the systems and the diagram,s you showed helped out alot ... Peace and Grace too you and your Family!!
Thanks mate. Hope it's given you a few useful ideas.
Have a top one.
Great work sir,, looking forward to see more of this system of your own,,very educational and Creatively done.
The new system is up & running now if you wanted to suss that out MW,
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Cheers & have a top one.
I'm curious: what software are your using to illustrate the systems?
I'me using Paint.Net for the art & DaVinci Resolve (my editing software) to animate them.
Cheers.
this is by far the best video I've seen on aquaponics. Great diagrams and very simple! good job!
Glad it was helpful Taylor.
Have fun with the build mate.
Great. I think I found my Guru . Such clear advise and the science behind it..visually represented helps so much.. Cheers
Don't want to be a guru but am happy to help where & when I can. 👍
Cheers & have a great one.
Don't forget to click the subscribe button if you enjoyed the video & while you're at it, check out our Aquaponics DIY playlists.
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Cheers all & have a top one. 😊
Rob
Here one of my favorite mockups/setups though one would need a bigger backyard. ;) Green Society Aquaponics: czcams.com/video/Pyz55YHE_Is/video.html
@@DaleModisette It is a great system 👍 Cheers Dale.
@@RobsAquaponics *The Helpful Garden*
The idea is to design a homeless shelter using Aquaponics and permaculture to feed them as well as make money for them. Each place will have 9 to 13 (12 x 18) 216 sq ft building for living in. So the *"Helpful Garden"* will be shelter to up to 13 people as well as a farmers market. The one thing about homeless shelters is that one can be built every 80 miles about or so. I can see a minimum of 3000 homeless shelters of the "Helpful Garden" being built worldwide. (Powered by solar & wind) To build said place is about $500,000 depending where it built. Though it won't need donation or government grants to run for all it's money comes from it farmers market.
*Profits:*
40% profit breakdown:
Money needed for sheltered women: $15,000/each allotted to each tiny home each year. plus stables (Example: coffee, sugar, flour, salt and pepper)
60% profit breakdown:
10% to building new Helpful Gardens
20% to maintenance
15% to college grants
15% to etc.
*_Budget : $500,000_*
*1.)* Land : 3+ acres (Budget $25,000.00 or less)
*2.)* Tiny Homes: 9 to 13 (12 x 18) 216 sq ft [on ½ acre] (Budget $156,000.00 or less)
*3.)* Intake Office: 600 Sq ft (Budget $25,000.00 or less)
*4.)* Farmers Market: ½ acre (Budget $45,000.00 or less)
*5.)* Parking Lot: ¼ acre (Budget $5,000.00)
*6.)* Aquaponics and Permaculture Farm: 1 ¾ acres (Budget $109,000.00 or more
a.) Up to 3 different fish
b.) Tiger shrimp
c.) Crayfish
d.) 3 different apple and pears trees so [to have them throughout the year]
e.) Citrus trees like lemons, oranges and 2 two others.
f.) Chickens (meat and eggs)
g.) Goats (milk and cheese)
h.) Honey Bees 4 to 6 hives
i.) 2 fig trees (maybe)
j.) Freshwater mussels (maybe)
k.) Rabbits (maybe)
*_Powered : [Total Budget $135,000.00]_*
*1.)* Solar (Budget $90,000)
a.) Tiny Homes 13 set of 4 - 250 watt cell with light sensors (52 solar cells) cost between $27,287.00 and $36,387.00
b.) Aquaponics System - (?)
c.) Intake Office - set of 6 - 250 watt cell with light sensors
(cost between $3,148.50 and $4,198.50)
d.) Farmers Market - (?)
*2.)* Wind Power - (Budget $45,000)
a.) Windmill electric generator 15 to 30 KW cost between $18,000 - $48,000
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*Just some working notes:*
Payroll for security : $3,900/wk $16,900/mo $202,800/yr
3 full time: ($24/hr) $2,880/wk $12,480/mo $149,760/yr
4 part time: 17 hour work week ($15/hr) $1,020/wk $4,420/mo $53,040/yr
Payroll for gardeners : same as security
Volunteers : 36 (though it's like $6/hr to help pay for their gas and childcare if needed).
$4,320/wk $18,720/mo $224,640/yr
Total payroll : $427,440/yr
Money needed for sheltered women: $144,000/yr or $12,000/each allotted to each tiny home (12)
Money of the other 60% profit equals $270,000
$450,000 plus payroll equals $958,769.04
Needed $263.34/hr@70/hr@52/wk=$958,769.04
235,000 lbs vegetables
@$0.5/lb=$32.28/hr or 64.56 lbs/hr or 645.5 lbs/day
30,000 lbs fish/crayfish/shrimp
@ $3/lbs = $247.251/day or $90,000.00/yr
*These are all low ball figures*
$174,720 online sales per year
$117,500 vegetable sale per year
$90,000.00 meat sales per year
$500 honey sales per year
At point soda sales per year
Snack & hot food sale per year
Cloths & wares sales per year
Frozen food sales per year
Canning goods sales per year
Dairy/cheese sales per year
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*By using a mix of permaculture and aquaponics which in turn use 90% less water to grow food and a minimum of twice as fast :*
* Reduces Labor by 75%
* Reuses 95% of the water
* Low Electricity Need (use solar to stay off the grid)
* Faster Vegetable
* Longer Shelf Life
* Organic Mineral Rich
* Produces Its own Fertilizer
* Non-Contaminated Fish
* Use of Tiger Shrimp &/or Crawfish to clean algae
* Uses of the Bacteria and fecal matter are collected to make Methane in place of natural gas &/or Decomposed solids to worm bin which turn is used to make Compost Tea is brewed from worm casting and water. The tea can be used for Fruit Orchard to increase Microbial Content in the soil.
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*_It all came about after a project I worked on to design a green subdivision with many others. I thought I could do more and started gathering info. That was when G+ was still invite only. A village is a 50 million dollar undertaken. Then broke it down to a what I call Dartanyan's Restaurant & Farm but again that was 5 million dollar undertaken. So I decided trying a homeless shelter with my knowledge._*
*1.9848 acre per person living in a sustainable village (234 people [35% are child under the age 12] and 464.4432 acres for the village)*
80% crafted, made and grown in said village And 20% are raw materials, food not grown, medical equipment/supplies, electronics and etc.
- 0.6250 acre of farmland/person (146.2500ac)
- 0.0892 acre of farmland products to be sold/person (20.8728ac)
- 0.2321 acre of living area/person (54.3114ac)
- 0.0214 acre of wine vineyards/person (5.0076ac)
- 0.0714 acre of ponds/person (16.7076ac)
- 0.1069 acre of coffee/person or 3,456 trees (25.0146ac) [555 trees/2.4711 acres or 1 Hectare]
- 0.0071 acre of teas/person (1.6614ac)
- 0.0142 acre of herbs/person (3.3228ac)
- 0.1428 acre of schools/person (33.4152ac)
- 0.2142 acre of park & wildlife/person (50.1228ac)
- 0.1428 acre of village square/person (33.4152ac)
- 0.1785 acre of livestock/person (41.7690ac)
- 0.1392 acre of roads & etc/person (32.5728ac)
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Side Note:
The average house in the United States - 2150 square feet
A downsized house - 1100 square feet
A “large” small house - 750 square feet
An efficiency house - 500 square feet
A little house - 400 square feet
A tiny house - 300 square feet
A compact house - 200 square feet
A micro house - 150 square feet
These are all approximations, there is no exacting classification of “tiny houses.” As Dr. Peter Venkman said, “It’s more of a guideline than a rule.”
Ive been going crazy trying to find decent information thats actually informative! I really cant thank you enough man. Youre my aquaponic godsend
g'day
Any German speaking Aquaponics-enthusiasts here?
Not that I know of sorry mate. Berlin Aquaponics used to comment here a bit but I haven't seen any vid's from him recently.
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Cheers.
Ich kann! Mein Deutsch ist nicht perfekt aber ich kann es lesen und schreiben
Yes sir
Ich spreche ein wenig Deutsch allein in Texas. kann aber besser lesen und schreiben
The first video ever with the graphical designs and concept behind the setup, thank you sir!
Glad it helped some MI.
Happy growing. 🌱🌱🐟
I am really enjoying your videos, thanks for putting all this info out there for us!
Glad you like them Big Rich.
Have posted a few more recently since the new system is now up & running.
Cheers & happy growing mate.
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What species of fish are you growing? They're beautiful!
@@johnsmith-yi8bk The ones with the black markings are the Aussie Native Jade Perch & the plain silver ones are the native Silver Purch.
@@RobsAquaponics do you taste any fishy aftertaste in your produce?
I ask because I haven't tried aquaponics but I do taste the difference between produce grown with and without fish based fertilizer and meats smoked/dried in the same room as fish and it seems most people don't mind or can't taste it but it tends to stand out for me
@@2MinuteHockey None at all. 👍
Love these videos!
very generous to show all these ideas. thank you
Glad you like them Moe.
Have a top one.
A lot of information, concisely presented and without wasting time , that alone made me subscribe. Graphics were clear and precise as well. Yeah I'll be watching more.
Hope you learn what you need from them mate. 👍👍
great info will set one up in my back yard.
Hope the build goes smoothly for you Guy. 👍
Thank you so much for the videos they were awesomely helpful!!!!!!!!
Glad I could help some James.
Cheers.
thanks for your tips I'm learning from you a lot and trying to make my system and upload in my channel
Great to hear Bibi.
Cheers & happy growing.
Thank you Sir Rob! very generous giving ideas. Nice video!
Glad you enjoyed it & hope it gave you a few useful ideas.
Cheers.
Your videos are fantastically informative. Thank you. I plan to use a lot of your videos in building my new system.
Glad you like them👍
I hope they help with your design & build as well.
Cheers.
Best explanation ever
Cheers Aurélien. 👍👍
Great video, I found it super helpful. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful Curtis. 👍
Thank you for this video!
The illustrations are amazing thank you
No problem Robert. 👍
Thanks for such an informative video on the different systems.
Glad it was helpful Don.
Cheers mate.
Thank you! Extremely informative and the animations make it very easy to understand
Glad I could help some.
Cheers Britt. 👍
Well explained Rob! I also prefer a split flow system.
Cheers Pierre.
Have a top one mate.
Thank You, very informative. Happy growing 🐟🌿🌿✨
Thanks & the same to you🐟🥬🍅🥦
great info. thank you kindly
Only too happy to share CR.
Have a top one.
Thanks for the great explanation.
This was exactly what i was looking for. Thanks mate!
Glad I could help some Jasper.
Cheers.
Hi Rob
Thanks for all your help throughout the years Meeting you Today was the best thing that happened all month! I will send you some captions of the garden From Moe
😁😁😁😁 Your excitement took me by surprise to tell you the truth mate & I did enjoy the chat. It was great meeting you as well & hope you can pop around when we have an open day (after the gardens are set back up of course).
Cheers Moe & have a top one buddy.
Thank you so much for your information! I am just doing research and you inspire me!
I'm glad I could help some 1965GAL. 👍
Hope the build goes smoothly when the time comes.
Thanks rob, great video
Cheers GY.
This is maybe the best video on CZcams about this topic! Amazing you make it so simple I WILL WATCH ALL OF YOUR VIDEOS
Glad you think so Georgi. 👍
Hope the other videos give you some useful ideas.
Happy growing.
@@RobsAquaponics thanks ☘️☘️
Awesome thanks for the video
Just found this channel, Clear information.
Cheers Paul.
Happy growing mate.
Thank you so much for this. Very informative.
Glad it was helpful!
I am learning a lot here. I plan to build my own aquaponics and your videos are excellent instructions on how to do it.. thank you!
I'm glad the videos are helping some.
Cheers mate.
Thank you so much for the fantastic presentation!
Glad you liked it!
Your a goodman, the only person that i understand pretty much
Am glad the videos help some TP. 👍
Good one, thanks!
Cheers John. 👍
Very informative, thanks for sharing your knowledge
Glad you enjoyed it.
Have a top one.
Thanks Rob . looking into starting a Aqua phonics system 2020. 🇦🇺👍 Very well explained with the diagrams. This is going to be invaluable information in Australia.
Glad it's helped you out some & hope the build goes smoothly for you.
Cheers.
Great video, perfect for a newbie - cheers from Oregon USA!
Glad it was helpful mate. 👍
happy growing.
rob. thats the best lesson i ever see on ytube
Hope it helps you with your design SE. 👍
Cheers & happy growing.
Good explanation.
Glad it was helpful!
great video and info, thanks
Cheers Ed.
Have a top one.
Your a cool guy Rob. 👍 Thanks for your info.
Cheers mate. 👍😁
Thanks for making this a lot more understandable for me been looking at doing for a bit very informative I want to slowly try to get off grid so looking for sustainability on many things keep the videos coming
Glad it was helpful Andrew.
Cheers & all the best with your build mate.
Rob Bob's Aquaponics & Backyard Farm and that is why I am subscribing not only the good information but actually getting a response from you I will share your channel to everyone I know thanks again
9:07 finally, system that i was looking for, thanks 🙏
Am glad the video helped mate.😁👍
Happy growing.
Great video. Thank you
Glad you liked it Michelle & hope it helped you out with a few ideas.
Cheers & have a great one.
LEGEND thank you so much haha had to write and take photos, Great video :)
Cheers Tony. Hope it gave you few useful ideas mate.
Thanks for sharing what you know mate, going to be starting a small indoor system under some grow lights in the basement.
Hope the build went smoothly Nate.
Happy growing. 🐟🌱
Very interesting idea for sharing
Hope you found it helpful.
Cheers.
Thanks Rob
Cheers R&R.
Have a great one. 👍
your information is very useful... thanks 😊
Welcome 😊
Great video, dude. Thanks.
Glad you liked it Martin.
Have a top one.
Awesome video and explanation
Thanks Jamie. 👍