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Trout breeding in aquaponics training course

Can Aquaponics Fish Breed? Managing Fish Reproduction in Captive Systems

Leave a Comment / Articles, Fish / Jonathan Martinetto

Find out which aquaponics fish breed readily, how to manage unwanted reproduction, and how to self-stock your system sustainably with home-bred fingerlings.

Can Aquaponics Fish Breed? Managing Fish Reproduction in Captive Systems Read More »

Aquaponics Plant Response to Mineral Supplements: How to Read and Manage Nutrient Deficiencies

Articles, Experiments, Maintenance, Plants Care / Jonathan Martinetto

Learn how to read your aquaponics plants’ response to mineral supplements, identify common deficiencies like iron and potassium, and apply targeted solutions.

Aquaponics Plant Response to Mineral Supplements: How to Read and Manage Nutrient Deficiencies Read More »

Is Plastic Safe to Use in Aquaponics? A Guide to Food-Safe Materials

1 Comment / Articles, Equipment, Water / Jonathan Martinetto

Not all plastics are safe for aquaponics. Learn which types are food-safe, which to avoid, and how to choose materials that protect your fish, plants, and produce.

Is Plastic Safe to Use in Aquaponics? A Guide to Food-Safe Materials Read More »

Ammonia and Nitrite Toxicity in Aquaponics: Understanding the Danger Levels

Leave a Comment / Articles, Water / Jonathan Martinetto

Understand ammonia and nitrite toxicity in aquaponics — the danger thresholds, why they harm fish, what causes spikes, and how to respond quickly to protect your system.

Ammonia and Nitrite Toxicity in Aquaponics: Understanding the Danger Levels Read More »

Aquaponics System Design Principles: How to Build a Beautiful and Functional Setup

Leave a Comment / Articles, Maintenance, Plants Care / Jonathan Martinetto

Learn the key aquaponics design principles for building a system that is both visually beautiful and highly functional — flow, proportion, materials, and aesthetic plant selection.

Aquaponics System Design Principles: How to Build a Beautiful and Functional Setup Read More »

Diagram of the nitrogen cycle in aquaponics showing how fish waste feeds plants

How to Control Ammonia and Nitrite in Aquaponics: Chemical and Natural Methods

Leave a Comment / Articles, Maintenance, Water / Jonathan Martinetto

Learn both natural and chemical methods to control ammonia and nitrite in aquaponics — from partial water changes and zeolite to bacteria seeding and salt treatment.

How to Control Ammonia and Nitrite in Aquaponics: Chemical and Natural Methods Read More »

IBC aquaponics system showing common water quality challenges

How to Lower pH in Aquaponics: Chemical and Natural Methods That Work

Leave a Comment / Articles, Fish, Start Aquaponics / Jonathan Martinetto

Learn how to lower pH in aquaponics using safe chemical and natural methods — from peat moss and CO₂ injection to citric acid — without stressing your fish or plants.

How to Lower pH in Aquaponics: Chemical and Natural Methods That Work Read More »

IBC aquaponics system showing common water quality challenges

How to Select Quality Aquaponics Materials: Building a Durable and Efficient System

Leave a Comment / Articles, Water / Jonathan Martinetto

Learn how to select quality aquaponics materials — from food-safe tanks and grow beds to reliable pumps and plumbing — to build a durable, safe, and efficient system.

How to Select Quality Aquaponics Materials: Building a Durable and Efficient System Read More »

Tomato plant growing in an Ecoflex aquaponics grow bed

How to Grow Strawberries in Aquaponics: Year-Round Production Guide for Australian Growers

2 Comments / Articles, Plants Care / Jonathan Martinetto

Learn how to grow strawberries in aquaponics — best varieties for Australian conditions, system types, pH management, and tips for year-round fruiting production.

How to Grow Strawberries in Aquaponics: Year-Round Production Guide for Australian Growers Read More »

Aquaponics in Winter: How to Maintain Your System Through Cold Australian Months

Leave a Comment / Articles, Equipment / Jonathan Martinetto

Learn how to maintain your aquaponics system through Australian winters — fish feeding adjustments, tank insulation, nitrogen cycle changes, and best winter crops.

Aquaponics in Winter: How to Maintain Your System Through Cold Australian Months Read More »

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