Aquaponics: Everything You Need to Know to Start an Expert DIY Aquaponic System from Home (Hydroponics, Organic Gardening, Self sufficiency)

This book has all the information that you have to end up a specialist in aquaponics cultivating.Aquaponics is the combination of aquaculture that means raising aquatic life and hydroponics that means growing plants without soil.This is a book that will introduce you to a world where you will see growing vegetables, herbs and berries in a different light.Having your own aquaponics garden is also both a great learning project for children, as well as a lovely outdoor hobby for adults.As aquaponic plants are safer than organic, it is extremely beneficial to environment and family.I am very glad to read this book. It is a brilliant manual, the tips and counsel given was fabulous!

This book was a true disappointment. In the description, it stated there was an 'exact' blueprint on how to build this type of system. There was nothing of the sort. The information was very elementary and lacking detail. As someone that has been gardening and farming for 20 years, I was hoping to trying my hand at some small scale aquaponics farming. Let's just say, I have found more detailed information through Pinterest articles! Very disappointing...

My brother and I love to keep fish and aquariums and have recently dwell upon the possibility of combining farming with rearing fish. This book gave us a lot of info on how to start with a simple aqua ponic setup and how to maintain one effectively. I love the diagrams in the book as I am a visual learner and am able to remember them vividly

I downloaded this book for my dad as he is a retired man now and wants to do something worthwhile in his spare time and gardening is one of his hobbies. he really liked this book and is keen on trying out the step by step aquaponics instructions given here in detail and i m quite impressed with respect to the vast content given here.

good book

A decent general overview of aquaponics. Not enough specifics or details to actually build an aquaponics system which is what I was looking for.

Need more design pictures. This is a great basic intro, but even a beginner needs a little bit more information. Particularly for indoor design systems.

Perhaps OK for someone who is just beginning to learn about aquaponics, because it explains everything in a very simple way. The information, although perhaps the kind you would find online across different websites, is well organized and can save a lot of web surfing time, but ultimately is still superficial and not solid enough to actually start a serious (even if its at home) aquaponics system.

The book is a joke... all the information could be found in a few hours of internet search...