Aquaponics: A Guide To Setting Up Your Aquaponics System, Grow Fish and Vegetables, Aquaculture, Raise fish, Fisheries, Growing Vegetables Paperback – August 2, 2017

A combination of fish and plant production using aquaculture and hydroponics systems, aquaponics is moving from the realm of experimental to commercial.The most simple definition of Aquaponics is the combination of aquaculture (raising fish) and hydroponics (the soil-less growing of plants) that grows fish and plants together in one integrated system. The fish waste provides an organic food source for the plants, and the plants naturally filter the water for the fish. In combining both hydroponic and aquaculture systems, aquaponics capitalizes on their benefits, and eliminates the drawbacks of each.This book is really so helpful and let you know more about Aquaponics and the author has done a great job by sharing this book to us.

This book was a total waste of time and money. The information contained in this book was extremely basic and should definitely not contain the word "ultimate" in its title. The book covered a few basic concepts but offered zero practical guidance and there are no pictures or descriptive sketches. Basic spelling and syntax checks were also not done before going to print.

It would have helped to have diagrams of systems. But other than that, a good broad and general overview for beginners.

This book gives a general introduction to aquaponics. I would suggest other books if you want more detailed information on how to set up a system.

Basic conversation about aquaponics. Misspellings and common sense advice. If you’re looking for detailed information or designs, neither are in this book. Given its only 39 pages it’s more of a pamphlet.

Very nice and useful book

Not what I expected

Good introductory overview of aquaponics with some good tips to keep in mind. Have some very good advice as well.