Aquaponics is the integration of farming fish with plants where excreted nutrients from are taken up by plants. Thus, aquaponics may enhance aquaculture sustainability and productivity. In this study, largemouth bass Micropterus salmoides juveniles were cultured in a recirculating system (RAS) or aquaponic for two months. Each was identical, but within system, lemongrass spring onion without gr...

Aquaponic systems are made up of hydroponic beds and recycled aquaculture systems. The significant elements that determine how effectively an aquaponic system operates the nitrogen cycle (nitrification) phosphorus (phosphate). Because some research indicates aquaponics primarily deficient in phosphorus, phosphate-enriched nutrients were added to raise levels. During eight-week experimental peri...

Aquaponics provides a sustainable means of converting aquaculture effluent to nutrients for growing plant. This unconventional, but synergistic system food production has been documented be economically feasible and sustainable, particularly in areas with limited land water resources availability. study assessed the economic feasibility low-cost small-scale aquaponics using output data. Price t...

Aquaponics – the co-production of fish and plant products – is gaining interest both by entrepreneurs and researchers. This article evaluates both the technical setup as well as the economic potential of aquaponic systems and is aimed at identifying relevant knowledge questions for further improvements. Using system requirements for hydroponic systems and aquaculture, the aquaponic system was c...

Conventional catfish culture in Ogan Ilir (OI) have not optimal production, it can be increased by biofloc and aquaponics with local swamp bacteria as a starter. The purpose of this study was to apply technology combination aquaponic-biofloc increase the productivity (Clarias sp.) rearing. used two ponds, circular pond combined aquaponic (biofloqua) for months. results specific growth rate fish...