Owen's EPIC Aquaponics System | Sand beds Swamp Beds Barramundi + MORE
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- G'Day Folks. Owen has been kind enough to give us a tour of his epic aquaponics system. The system includes sand grow beds, swamp beds, three fish tanks & some very interesting filtration methods.
Owen also shares his thoughts on where he thinks Backyard aquaponics is heading & plans to expand the system using some techniques developed by @Hoocho on his Hydroponics channel.
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More about Sand bed please..!
Owen gives a quick rundown in this video. 👍
I hope you can make the premiere in about 7 hours time AquaDZ. 👍
Man I want to be just like this. I love this setup.
It's an AWESOME setup Brian. Hope you can make the premiere in about 7 or so hours. 👍
Thanks, it looks a mess but does the job. Hope it gives you a few ideas 👍
@@owensfunhouse7582 do you have a setup guide as to how you built this system? I would love to do this at my space?
@@lasonyaluther3553 I think I kind of answered where in another question, Brisbane Aquaponics on Face Book. But feel free to message me if you need more details/info 😀
@@owensfunhouse7582 how do I message you for more details?
when i think of aquaponics this is exactly what i imagine. and of course this is precisely what i want. a much more detailed video on his setup would be very much appreciated
Check out this newer video mate,
th-cam.com/video/ogj-yNQJVUs/w-d-xo.html
Cheers.
U can also use the fish aquarium heaters to warm up and put humidity in your high tunnel in end of winter to get head start of for those off days days
I wish I were smart enough to build this kind of thing. Gonna need it when the world catches on fire
Mate there are designs a lot more simple than mine, mines just mostly there to produce fish haha.
Check out this playlist Jbubbles 👍
th-cam.com/play/PLBcWprMIwYYj8zCdbSzPJOR3HRXpxuBwf.html
It might help you with a few ideas.
@@RobsAquaponics Do you have an update video on how the bags did vs just the sand in the sand beds? thanks
Didnt expect a hoocho mention. Good that the different kinds of "new" growing is getting spread between eachothers.
What does it mean?
Great show people 💯💯💯👍👍👍
Hope to see you in the chat on Sunday when it goes live Leslie. 👍👍
I'm so glad I caught this. I have an empty bed and a sand bed will fit my needs perfectly. Cheers 🍻
I'm glad we could both help some David. 👍
Clicked for the subject matter. But then...
Subscribed for the soulfelt gratitude.
Cheers 😁👍👍
i don't watch live videos, but this one i did and really enjoyed this one. thanks
Thanks for coming along 👍
I think people that try new things and share the results are the most valuable to the community. cheers for the tour
I post all my triumphs and failures on my local aquaponics page 👍 If you don’t try, you don’t know.
@@owensfunhouse7582 what is your local aquaponics page called?
@@lasonyaluther3553 Brisbane Aquaponics
This makes me feel a lot better about the birds nest of wires and hoses going through my green house. Can also relate to holding everything together with zip ties.
I could have made it pretty... But pretty means hard to work on/access. I'd rather it look the way it does and be able to fix it in 3 minutes instead of 3 hours haha.
ok I'm hungry now...
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That's a heck of a setup.
One of the best I've seen. 👍
Probably gone a bit far for a backyard hobby setup 😂😂
Thanks, Rob and Owen.
No Problem Cheyne.
Cheers & havea top one.
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3:23
Excuse me fishies 😊
Fish: Oh.. you're excused 😂
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This is dope brother
Cheers Owen
Pl also mention KWH of electricity consumed with all these equipments.
Day time or night time? During the day my solar covers all the use. At night the electric heater switches to a gas heater, the beds are turned off and only the fish part of the system runs. the system draws 390w no heater, 2890w with electric heater. At night it draws 290w but does have the gas heater going.
@@owensfunhouse7582 so 390 w load for 8 hrs approx at night correct?
Thanks for replying
@@birendrachoubey6122 Yes, but there is also the gas heating on top of that.
@@owensfunhouse7582 understood thanks
That a lot of energy to keep fish alive.
Correction. A lot of free energy to keep fish alive.
My stupid amount of solar panels means no power bills for it, I explained that in the video 👍
Not when the majority if free from the sun 🤣👍
Epic setup!
Thanks mate.
So on point.. wow 💯
Thanks mate, been a lot of years and failures up to this point. Runs good now though haha.
Oh, I love the sound, feel and flavor of this! Can't wait for it! Kudos, Rob!
It will be starting soon mate 👍👍👍👍
Owen has handy setup their i just need to get skilled in the sparky trade I did the R.A.S Course and the Certificate 3 years ago at Grafton NAT fish like to see more of these types Vids been a while since i Watch your stuff Rob ya going well with it all ROB Cheer's ;-)
It's only 3 colours, its not that hard mate haha.
Cheers James. 👍👍
Respect
thank you for sharing
Cheers SD. 👍
Reslly like the sand bed Concept it's pretty neat Thanks for taking a time and showing it guys
I will be playing with sand beds on the new farm all going well mate.
Cheers. 😁👍
@@RobsAquaponics great to hear mate
Very intelligent person. Thank you for sharing, very inspirational. God bless.
Our pleasure!
Absolutely awesome vlog buddy..
And a big thanks Owen, fantastic system you have there, Great to see it all in one go not bits and pieces during the supporters hang out..
Haha thanks mate. Probably a bit hard to picture when it’s only seen with me pottering around the shed.
Cheers Bryan. 👍
(It's even better in person BTW😉)
Insulation on the tank will save you decent dollar in winter
Free electricity from the solar though 🤷♂️ Soon to have a big battery stack, so send it 🤣🤣
It a fantastic system well thought out
How cool is that!
Thanks for the translations us Americans appreciate it👍
No problem DJ 👍
@@RobsAquaponics enjoy watching your Channel I live in Phoenix Arizona & with the desert environment your channel gives me a lot of good ideas thanks a lot bro keep them coming👍
Thanks for the tour 👍
No problem Laurence 👍
That is a system! Awesome stuph ❤
"That's a nice looking carrot". Classic gardener comment. Love your work Rob. Great stuff.
We had a few of those moments filming 😂😂👌
🤣 Thanks Liithiumbob. 👍
Thanks for the tour.
Some great ideas.
Keep up the good work
Cheers Mark.
Hope you're having a top week mate.
Brilliant!
Thanks for watching.
This is just fantastic.
Sweet set up
Owen your a legend,thanks so much for sharing
No worries mate, thanks for having a look.
Thank you for your guide I really like it
I'm glad you like it Tips 87. 👍
Cheers & happy growing. 😁🌱🐟
@Owen's Funhouse Do you have a guide how you setup your tanks in doors?
Wow that's an amazing setup!
Thanks mate.
Awesome set up
Thanks Mate.
Thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching!
EPIC!!!
My thoughts exactly😉👍
Thanks mate have a great christmas.Bev.
Cheers mate. I hope you had a top one mate. 👍😁
Very impressive!! Well done and thank you both for sharing!
Thanks for watching.
Glad you enjoyed it Sheri. 👍
That's an awesome setup! Cheers!
Thanks mate, It's my liitle peace of sanity/insanity haha
@@owensfunhouse7582 Ha ha Yep but a good bit of insanity!
Love it
Cheers Dave. 👍👍
Great 👍👍
Cheers Gafrers. 👍
wow! another big input
Glad you likes it.
Thank you Rob, thank you Owen!
This was a great tour and some really brilliant concepts seen in action.
Yum!! 😁
Thanks for watching mate. I'm slowly trying to incorporate the best of water growing styles into one system.
Nice video mate. And Owen's setup is bloody epic. Good watch!
Thanks for the watch mate. It needs more garden beds though I think haha.
thanks for sharing your system Owen, am looking to adding grow bags to my swimming pool system.
Great stuff, more people need to get on board with this
It saves me on water changes, and grows some nice produce as well. I think people are scared of what they don't know, and see it as a bit of a gimmick.
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this is fantastic mate, putting great ideas in my mind. all the best
Glad to hear it!
This awesome, thank you for this video!
No problem & hope it gave you a few ideas.
Good day Rob from Kansas US. I used a sand bed as a filter for a large pond when I lived in California, which included silica sand, vermiculite, and powdered activated charcoal. That bed grew anything i put in it, silica is beneficial but I think the charcoal is key for grabbing the nutrients and holding them until the roots can use them. Plant leaves became appreciatively Greener and lush, I believe plants take up charcoal in that form and basically, glucose is carbon.
An iAVs takes 3 months to become functional and then about a year for it to be considered a mature system. Thie silica in the sand is completely unavailable to the plants. Microbes are the key aspect of an iAVs and they transport, store and convert the nutrients for the plants.
Thanks
Thank you Stuart. 👍👍
Thanks or this high quality content!
Amazing setup! This has inspired me to take the first steps to get this project started! ✌👽
Good luck with the build mate. You won’t regret it once it is up and going.
Hope the build goes well for you mate. 👍
Very very good video
Thanks for watching mate.
Brilliant ideas.. I'm going to see about incorporating some of these concepts..
Glad they can be of use for ya mate.
loved this video totally want to build something similiar
Bloody good video :)
Cheers mate. 👍
Nice grow tent ya unit :) Great video, the dream setup.
I was waiting for someone to spot it 😂
🤣
Hey Rob entertaining as always. It might be good content for your channel to some system reviews.
Wish you 1,000,000 subscribers.
Thanks Stefan. Just need TH-cam to stop playing silly buggers & start promoting the videos again & I'll get there.🤣😉
It is an awesome system, I can't say anything else. Big 👍for sharing and inspiring. Today one of my larger fish jumped out of my pond, and I discovered it too late. I tried to save it, but eventually it went belly up, so I had to put it out of it's misery. I hadn't had that happen in a long time. And it had to jump pretty high to get to the place where I found it. The water seems good, all the other fish seem to be fine. So I hope that it was just a freak accident.
Sorry to hear that mate. I've had a few get spooked through the night & not find them until morning over the past 10 years. Never a good feeling.
Hope all's well other wise mate.
It takes a strong fish to jump out and far, to me that's a good thing. You're growing strong fish 🐟🐟 Congratulations 🎉
I love this channel thank you so much
@@davewhite9303 I feed them with pellets and dried Gammarus which is a lobster species, although it is not specified which variant. This particular fish species that jumped out of the pond is called the ide (Leuciscus idus), a native species in Europe and western Asia. As an ornamental fish, the ide is usually referred to as the orfe, and the main variety kept is the golden orfe, which is golden or orange in colour with some black spots on its neck, near the head. Which was the variant that jumped out of my pond.
It is actually not the right species for my pond because my pond is rather small, and those fish grow fast and they swim fast and they are real surface hunters, and they are not the easiest fish to keep because they need good and stable conditions in order to be able to flourish. At the same time they are an excellent pioneer fish so that you can learn about your system and to dial it in before you buy expensive eatable fish. If one can keep an ide healthy one can also grow eatable fish. Which I might do at some point in time. The ide itself is also eatable, but it is not a highly desired eatable fish.
I mean, losing a fish sucks, especially after watching them grow for so many years you get attached to them. I even tried to reanimate the fish by pumping extra water through its gills. But it is not the end of the world. And it is not something that I can possibly prevent from happening. I buried it in my garden and now it will complete the cycle of nature.
@@insAneTunA thank you so much for the information and I lost an Oscar but I was able to bring him back. I raise tropical fish more specific Ciclids
very interesing! what paint do you use for foodsafe purpose?
I use a food safe pond sealer made by Crommelin, it seals it all up nicely, sticks to everything and has a nice blue colour.
Sangat bermanfaat tutorial nya, sukses sllu
Terima kasih teman 👍👍
Lol
your winter t-shirt shorts and flip flops
Yep 🤣
Those perch look tasty.
Do you have a link for the solids filter bags owen uses?
Punch this into eBay 5x Drawstring Aquarium Filter Sock Fish Tank Marine Sump Filter Bag Reusable
@@owensfunhouse7582 appreciate it.
Thanks Owen. I went looking but couldn't find them.
Those sand filters - you need to make videos about them.
Everyone is interested in the sand beds 😂
We might do a more in depth one on just the sand beds soon Rakesh.
What a interesting setup! I can’t even imagine eating that much fish! But my family was a twice a year fish dinner type. So I never learned how to cook fish.
It’s never too late to learn 😉
One of the best I've see Jennifer. 👍
funny every family different, we will eat fish 2 3 times a week.. , i want to upgrade my system like this one..
All I can say.. fresh fish yumm.. cooked in butter with a coating of flour mixed in with 🌿 herbs the best pan fryed... 😋
a way to solve all his heating issues would be to build a pit greenhouse and have Adobe mold surrounding each one of the tubs or it could be Cellular concrete once he gets below ground and has greenhouse roof he will really be saving energys.
Lil grow tent as well
All set up 🤣
These aren't the Droids you're looking for.
They can be used for a lot of different plants. Wouldn't have showed it if it was for nefarious grow out. 😉🤣
can owen suggest what kind of air bubbler/stones he suggests for bio reactor? ive got one of those air pumps but not having great turn over of my air stones
fantastic idea with the closed loop heater element, and the salting tank... brillant!
I use the 2 inch/5cm circular ones. On a budget the blue sand ones do the job. If money is no object, the white silica ones.
Fantastic setup. I have a 5,000 liter approx pond about to be commisioned and have 8 to 10 sqm of garden bed planned plus verticle gardens and floating etc
Can never have too much garden space for sure.
Fascinating! so independent, this is probably illegal in USA. You are winning at life.
Most of my viewers come from the US. I know LOADS of folks over the ditch that have systems, both backyard & commercial.
Check out Rob's smaller commercial system here, th-cam.com/users/web4deb
Cheers Mike & have a top one mate.
I wouldn't be surprised if our government starts taxing us on gardens or something at this rate haha
Thanks for the video. May we know about approximate ROI?
The system was built out of a lot of second hand gear. This latest build I have done to it should return the amount spent in food and fish within 9 months. To catch up with the costs accrued running it in that time, 12 months. With the price of fresh food in Australia at the moment, I'm roughly $20 a week ahead, but it would be more if I wasn't running the barramundi. They eat a lot more than most fish, and require the heating.
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Hi Owen. Keen to know how you built the raft beds. What material is, the raft made of and what airation do you have under each raft? Also with the sand beds, where does the water out of the sand beds go? What percentage shade cloth do you wrap twice around the outlet screen? Any standpipe in the outlet?
Getting excited for the new one - hopefully coming soon?!
Has been postponed a bit. Hopefully next weekend or early Feb. Have a bit on at the moment.
I have a radial flow filter after my ibc fish holding tank to catch primary solids before going into K1 moving bio filter after that it does to mechanical filter which is a number of essentially giant scouring pads to catch fines. If I were to do it again I'd add a second radial flow filter after the MBB filter as I find the fines produced are likely old bacteria off the K1.
Where can I get some of those filter socks?
I've just picked up some of those black polyethylene grow beds like the one you have with the sand - I was worried that the sides would 'belly' out but yours seems to be doing fine
Nice one. 👍
Hi Rob, great content as usual. I would very much appreciate if you can mention what type of paint he used to make the rain barrel food grade. I think it's a very important info hidding there as it can possibly used for any type of container? Thank you very much!!!
Owen covered that in the video we posted the other week if it helps any, th-cam.com/video/ogj-yNQJVUs/w-d-xo.html
It's towards the end. 👍
Great to see something different with sand beds. Can you cover downsides to them and most importantly how do we source the correct sand? Great show as always
Downsides: You need an extra pump on a timer, unless you are willing to run a full IAV system. The furrows are a PITA to keep in shape, and rain will affect them too. When its really windy the sand will blow away too. The coarse riversand is the best I have found.
We've chatted about doing another video just looking at them Karim.
Let me know if you have any other questions & we'll run through them on the video.
@@RobsAquaponics i do one of the biggest problems . other than restocking fish is the build up in clay ball beds . you know the maintenance you need to do with washing it out and blowing air in the bed like the video you did showing us. do you need to do this with sand bed or does it all break down totally .if so . very valuable addition to system as you have far less work involved in the system
@@karimhayes3134 Cheers mate.
Where can I find those sock filters? I have been looking all over for them. Those would be a major design improvement for me. I love the way he uses them with the bio--filters.
I have a few that I'll be listing on the website soon if you're in Australia Stanley. 👍👍
I saw the set-up and instantly thought "this bloke's a sparky" 😂
Guilty haha
We need some advice on "Sandponics". We have a property with a large river running through it, with large sandy beaches. On the upper side of the stream we would like to build fish ponds and then downstream on the 5 acres of beaches have rice fields, etc., plus vegetable and fruit gardens all provided with water and poop from the fish ponds (with gravity/siphoning). What recommendations do you have for us?
@Owen's Funhouse hey mate, how efficient is the gas water heater you find at night ?
Im considering something similar for my small setup down here in NSW.
Would love to grow barra year round but our winters stink.
Small volumes 500L-1000L it costs about a tenth of running a electric heater if kept at 25-28 degrees with a night temp of 5-10 degrees. Halve that for every 1000L extra water volume. The sweet spot for it is about 20-21 degrees for maximum efficiency. The barra do alright at that temp too FYI.
Curious what Owen means about his sand bed’s being a love hate relationship.
Would love to hear more on the pros n cons. Sand beds look amazing. Any chance you can do more on them as there’s not too much on the net yet. Cheers
We did a follow up video if that interest you Scott.
th-cam.com/video/ogj-yNQJVUs/w-d-xo.html
Nice shirt. 😄
Thanks! 😁
I live in Florida.
My property is very sandy.
Hi Kelly. Not all sand is suitable due to its grain size & also makeup. The best sands are quarts sands that contain no carbonates, like from small fragments of sea shells & the like. The iAVs Website has more information on what sands are suitable, iavs.info/
I hope that helps some.
Awesome setup Owen. Do you put all species of the fish through the salt tank before harvest or mainly just the barra?
I salt all the species, Barra at 20ppm the rest 6-8ppm.
@@owensfunhouse7582 cheers mate. Saltwater barra definitely taste better than freshwater.
@@gillymcgillface1501 That they do mate, IMO you need to season the life out of plain old freshwater fish haha
Thanks ,is it possible to do it with one water pump?
It certainly is Antony. 👍
All my systems have run on single pumps.
These videos may give you a few ideas
th-cam.com/video/0QQA5BpWKec/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/nPXuEpyCfMg/w-d-xo.html
Hope that helps some mate.
@Owen's Funhouse do you have a setup guide as to how you built this system the tanks?
Not as such, the shed side was built years before the plant side you see now. I could probably knock something together for people to explain it a bit more.
Awesome stuff Rob (as usual). Great inspiration for our small commercial micro farms in Uganda at Urban Greens.
Really love the idea of the three tanks as it makes it easy to manage the various growth stages of the fish and keeping fish biomass fairly constant without having wildly various sizes in the same tank.
Also think the thinking around mixed media and sand beds is spot on. We generally need to think about how we make the systems as productive as possible per square meter while make them as efficient as possible. This does seem to pull a fair amount of power (even if you take out the heaters).
What does Owen use in the growth pouches? Just plain compost/soil or a sterlized potting mix?
Does he add any nutrients to the system besides the fish feed?
Such a pity you guys are an ocean removed from us here in East Africa :)
She can be a power hungry beasty, but I have 20kw of solar on the house and shed roof, plus am putting in a rather large battery at the start of the month, so power luckily isn't an issue in my case. The pouches i use whatever i have onhand at the time. compost, potting mix, dirt, you name it, I chuck it in there for diversity of minerals. I add brickies lime and potassium to buffer. On top of that, I add iron. I was adding seasol (a general plant tonic) in the beginning, but haven't had to of late, this is either due to it being winter, or the mineral sharing from the different bed types. I will soon see come summer which is the case.
Thanks Peter. 👍👍 I'm thinking a bit of all growing styles to suit the plants is the way to go.
@@owensfunhouse7582Cheers for the reply mate! I'm trying to keep power as low as possible to keep running cost as low as possible. It's obviously a bit fragile in case something brakes but that's why we have remote monitoring on the systems. I'm currently at about 120w combined for air/water and control electronics, all to keep it as cost effective as possible. I'm powering during the day with solar through my own smart controller and then at night off the grid with a power backup battery in case it all goes down. It's been fairly stable but could definitely have some better/faster growth of the lettuce.
Anyway, figuring out is all part of the fun :) So thanks for sharing guys!!
@@RobsAquaponics indeed, gotta keep this veggies happy for them to make us happy :)
Is there any more info on his salt water purge tank? I think this might be a good way for my wife and kids to enjoy fish a bit more.
We cover that in the follow up video on the sand beds mate. 👍
th-cam.com/video/ogj-yNQJVUs/w-d-xo.html
It was probably posted the day you made this comment😉