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Well done! Cordial, informative, and to the point!

will all kinds of pasta work as media?

So I am wanting to use a radial flow settler on my koi pond can I pump into a large settler with a 2000gph pump or would that have the water moving too fast in it?

This is the second Roselle video I’ve seen that doesn’t mention the pectin in Roselle seeds. The seeds are rich and pectin and great for making the jam

Thank you so much

how to know if my young papaya is male or female or bisexual please?

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Is that a summoning dark tat from terry pratchett? Gnu STP

I have frozen mine too but after grating, place sections in ice cube trays.

Have you considered replacing your water tanks with an underground cistern? Then it would be out of the sun at least

Please let me know size of grow bag? And how many grow bags fit in one acre of polyhouse?

Great info,great beard! Thank you, I'm learning so much from your videos.

I feel like I’ve seen this video before. I use k1 micro, it flips around better, with just air. I don’t know if my biofilter is doing anything for my system, but it’s part of the cool factor for sure.

Tank uniseals, thank you!

More like microplastic generator.. no thanks. Test produce and soil for microplastics, I'll wait.

I can't wait to start my next aquaponics setup. I lived in Hawaii when I did my last one and the weather made it very easy. I am learning more about temperate climate growing through winter and debating having a system inside a greenhouse or just finding better winter crops. (I don't like eating Kale, for example :)

Thanks for the video Rob! I’m hoping to start working on my aquaponics setup (someday 😂) and I’ve found your guide super helpful! I did have two hypothetical questions for you: first, would it be possible to recycle plastic old soda and milk bottle tops as MBBR media? I don’t imagine it would work as a 1:1 replacement but are there specific reasons why recycling something like that would not be a good idea for that application? Secondly, would it be possible to make a radial flow settler out of an IBC tote? It would be far too big for any system I would make just getting started, I just happen to have enough totes that I could eventually try that and it makes me curious. Hope you’re well, the farm really looks like it’s coming along!

glad you have done this video Bob this is something that I will be copying at some point for a smaller system I have planned. I finally made the leap into aquaponics as a school project and I have built a system with bio media and settling tanks but I utilised the bottom halfs of my ibc tanks for solids filtration and moving bed bio filter as it created a neat looking system.we have basically made 3 chop and flip beds. I was having issues with the media getting stuck in areas of the tank untill I fitted a water pump to create movement, it seems to mave worked well. each of my filter tanks are around 300l each. The thing that I noted with the solids settlement tank is that the waste drops out of suspension really efficiently without a radial flow setup. also to help with any anaerobic issues I have fitted an oxygen feed into the tank. it has been a bit of an experiment but it seems to work really well . everything is gravity fed from the fish tank to the sump. I also have connected my bio filter tank in such a way that it almost doubles the capacity of available water for my pump in the sump tank . I had an issue with my grow bed volume when flooding and draining could leave the pump dry without plumbing the system this way. it would be interesting to hear your thoughts on what I have put together. love your videos Bob and your farm looks epic

Thanks Rob! To anyone reading this Rob's Aquaponics guide is really good, it covers everything you need to get started and takes the guess work out, I can't recommend it enough!

Good day mate . Nice to see you post a aquaponic filter system video. I know you guys have been real busy with the farm. Hope all is well.

Wow 6 months went quick!

You are amazing! Thanks so much

100 bucks an hour for 100+ hp and you don't have to maintain it. I had one here. Cost me 1,300 bucks to do really overgrown 17 acres. He cut small shrubs and trees up to 3"

God job mate

I'd make a trap. Put a fresh uncleaned chook egg in it against the wall. It could be a green tree snake. It could be a taipan. They have a coffin shaped head yellow to orange belly, and a light stripe under the bottom lip. I tell you because i found a couple here that i first thought were harmless. I'm on the Frazer coast.

That's better.

Non-Australian here! I assume Mozzy means mosquito?

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Thats a disgrace to let your hive get to that state you need to do your home work and get your act together Laziness.

Freaking Giant Rat Tail Grass! I guess that you guys are buying large coils of whipper snipper line to deal with the job.

Is the grass chopped and dropped, or are you able to use it for animals? I know a lot of invasives in my area like mustard and feather grass are good silage and backup hay.

Blade did a grate job 👍

Keep up the good work guys, wishing you both the best of luck in achieving all your goals

Yeah thats better lol.

Hi Rob & Bianca First time poster on your channel i have been following you on and off since about 2012 or 13. I Live just down rd from your old house in ippy and also travel up to GinGin every now and then to visit I also was trying to choose a course between Dr Elain Ingham and Matt Powers but each have their advantages and disadvantages. I currently really want to learn about microscopy and permaculture before we purchase our lifestyle block later or earlier next year Dr Elain Ingham seems to cover all of what I want to learn. And her course has a big discount at moment but still bit expensive for me and i think it ran out this week. Matt Powers microscopy side looks good and seems to go into great depth. But his course is currently closed until next year but not as expensive as Dr Elaine But also in the mix is Aussie Pommy guy Geoff Lawton who learnt off Bill Mollison and David Holmgren (considered fathers of permaculture) has a course that still has access for another month and also more reasonably priced (first course in 2 years he has run) but i dont think he does microscopy or if he does i have not found that out. But might be worth a look for you situation. Might see you in there.

Much easier mate, great work

Too many years watching animal planet. Anytime I see someone in Australia in tall grass or reaching into a blind hole my anxiety goes up 😂

Now, don't forget to assign a spot in a shed to store that blade when you're not using it. Having an 'official' storage spot for things helps me keep track of my smaller tools.

Would a scythe work on the rat tail grass? I have always wanted to learn to use one

have u considered a casual scythe and do it manually? i think this woul be quick as well

Hard work but it’s looking really good mate. What a difference that the blade makes to the string 😮🍺🍺

Rain again next week. I'm on the Frazer coast. I like how you solve the problems rather than lament the loss too much. 40 years is old for the tanks. I had a split that could be welded on a 25 year old.

Are those blue barrel 30 or 55 gal?

magresign kaya?

Hey Rob and Bianca. I just wanted to add my support to all the rest in the comments. Personally, I always look forward to seeing your videos pop up in my notifications and I'm never disappointed. Sure, aquaponics content is why I found your channel in the first place, but seeing you both getting your place on it's feet and sorting things out has been just as informative and entertaining, and it's showing your viewers what it really takes to make things work. Please don't feel pressured to do things just for the channel. Just keep on doing your thing and I'm pretty sure that there will always be plenty of viewers waiting for the next instalment of the Rob, Bianca and Jack Show.

It is unbelievable how people complain that you aren’t doing what they want. It is plain to see in your updates just how much you have done and have yet to do. People need to just realise that these things take time. It is good to sit back occasionally and just acknowledge all the stuff you have done. I have found that helps put things in perspective when you feel like you aren’t getting much done.

Thank you for a great presentation - can't wait to pollinate my zucchini and summer squash!!