Ecofilms
  • About
  • Archives
  • Video Gallery
  • Aquaponics
    • Aquaponics DVDs
    • Commercial Systems
    • Chemistry
    • DIY Aquaponics
    • Fish
    • Plant Growth
    • System Designs
  • Permaculture
    • Environment
    • Food Forests
    • School Gardens
    • Techniques DIY
    • Urban Permaculture
    • Water Harvesting
  • Store
    • Shipping Information
    • Testimonials
    • Reviews
    • Cart
Home » Fish Food
How long will Fish Pellets last?
  • Aquaponics
  • Fish Food
Jan05

How long will Fish P...

posted by Ecofilms

Commercial Fish Pellets. How long do they last before they lose their nutritional value? Recently on the Aquaponics forums there was some speculation from people who found they were still using commercial fish pellets that were 18 months old and were still being fed to their fish. Some people...

»»
DIY High Protein Fish Food from Algae
  • Aquaponics
  • Fish Food
Sep07

DIY High Protein Fis...

posted by Ecofilms

Growing your own fish food for aquaponics is the holy grail for many folk wishing to be autonomous and not dependent on commercial fish food pellets. Duckweed Growing duckweed in your own tank is one solution during the warmer summer weather. Its not an algae but a very small aquatic plant....

»»
Fish Pellets from Canola?
  • Aquaponics
  • Fish Food
Apr14

Fish Pellets from Ca...

posted by Ecofilms

One of the main arguments against Aquaponics has always been that its unsustainable because the fish pellets people use are based on depleting reserves of ocean fish catch. Its a limited supply that is gradually disappearing from our oceans. If Aquaponics can help feed the planet, then where...

»»
The Future of Fish Food?
  • Aquaponics
  • Fish Food
Dec21

The Future of Fish F...

posted by Ecofilms

Its no secret that the world is eating more farmed fish than ever before. According to the World Wide Institute nearly half the seafood the world eats today is farmed. On average, each person on the planet is eating four times as much seafood as was consumed in 1950. Experts predict that...

»»
  • Recent
  • Popular
  • Random
  • Aquaponics Design Course: Is it worth doing? Aquaponics Design Course: Is it worth doing? Posted by Ecofilms on Mar 15, 2018
  • Should you Do an Aquaponics Design Course? Should you Do an Aquaponics Design Course? Posted by Ecofilms on Mar 8, 2018
  • Tom Kendall’s Farm Tom Kendall’s Farm Posted by Ecofilms on Aug 19, 2015
  • DIY Aquaponics DVD DIY Aquaponics DVD Posted by Ecofilms on Dec 16, 2010
  • How an Aquaponics System Works: Animation How an Aquaponics System Works: Animation Posted by Ecofilms on Jun 19, 2010
  • Dr Wilson Lennard on Backyard Aquaponics and Adding Nutrients Dr Wilson Lennard on Backyard Aquaponics and Adding Nutrients Posted by Ecofilms on Jan 7, 2011
  • Jade Perch for Aquaponics: Podcast Jade Perch for Aquaponics: Podcast Posted by Ecofilms on Jan 28, 2012
  • How an Aquaponics System Works: Animation How an Aquaponics System Works: Animation Posted by Ecofilms on Jun 19, 2010
  • DIY Aquaponics DVD DIY Aquaponics DVD Posted by Ecofilms on Dec 16, 2010

Tags

Aquaponics Bacteria Barramundi Cheese Chickens commercial Compost Cows Ducks ecology Eggs Elisabeth Fekonia Environment Farm Filtration fish Food Forest Garden Geoff Lawton Goats Harvesting Water Jade Perch Joel Salatin Kitchen Garden Leonie Shanahan Minerals Mulloon Creek Murray Hallam Natural Sequence Farming Permaculture Peter Andrews podcast School Gardens Seeds Soils Solar sustainable Tank Trees Urban vegetables Weeds Wilson Lennard Workshop worms

Recent Comments

  • Ecofilms on Converting a Swimming Pool to Grow Fish
  • Bernadette on Converting a Swimming Pool to Grow Fish
  • jalel ben ali on Indoor Aquaponics
  • Yellow on How a $2 Pocket Knife is ReGreening Africa
  • Chris on Easy to Build Polypipe Greenhouse

Recent Posts

  • Aquaponics Design Course: Is it worth doing?
  • Should you Do an Aquaponics Design Course?
  • Tom Kendall’s Farm
  • Aquaponics: Culling the older fish
  • Aquaponics in the Pacific

Archive

Designed by Elegant Themes | Powered by Wordpress