Generally, aquaponics systems are classified into three types, namely media-based bed, floating raft, and nutrient … See more

Aquaponics has ancient roots, although there is some debate on its first occurrence.
Aquaponics has been said to have evolved from relatively ancient agriculture practices associated with integrating fish culture with plant produ… See more

Aquaponics consists of two main parts, with the aquaculture part for raising aquatic animals and the hydroponics part for growing plants. Although consisting primarily of these two parts, aquaponics systems ar… See more

Aquaponic systems rely on a symbiotic relationship between three main live components: plants, fish (or other aquatic animals), and bacteria. Some systems also include additional live components like worms. … See more

Aquatic effluents, resulting from uneaten feed or raising animals like fish, accumulate in water due to the closed-system recirculation of most aquaculture systems. The effluent-rich water becomes toxic to the aquatic ani… See more