we are planning on floating trays the green house is going to be i believe 60'x15' so there is going to be a lot of beds. around here theirs no one doing tropical fish for aquaponics. this is our first try at this if it does well were going to go a lot larger.
Aquaponics/tropical fish farm in Wi
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Are you trying to raise fish for sale or just for fun? Obviously the best bang for your buck would be Asian Arowana but not a good idea in WI. Maybe some chichlids like Green Terrors or Africans? I guess Koi could be lucrative too. Heating would be a little cheaper with Koi.
The idea was to sell I do have a little fish store I'm running out of my basement so I could sell them threw that.
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For the hearing it is going to cost next to nothing with a wood burner
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I would go koi, you dont have to heat at all if your pond / stock tank are designed correctly and if your able to find decent koi you can make a fair amount of money back
The problem with that idea of koi is that there already is a place breeding imported koi within 50 miles of me so the market is sortof crappy for koi.
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I have been thinking that but the water I'm going to use is high ph and its hard water. I'm thinking starting off with yellow labs, red zebras, blue cobalts, and frontosas. I will be adding more diversity as time goes on but I can get all thos fish for next to nothing considering I breed frontosas and all the others are cheap fish.
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Are there any central or south Americans that do well in high ph
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Not that I know of really. Most like mid to soft water.
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