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  1. #91

    Re: Robin's system

    hi
    well down to about 50-60 trout from 100
    feeling pretty smug too need havnt smoked any this year
    these ones are about 250 gms cleaned, pretty yummy
    robin

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    Re: Robin's system

    Congratulations Robin......an excellent outcome.

    What are you planning to stock next?

    Gary
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  3. #93

    Re: Robin's system

    gotta love it
    going with trout again, maybe brooks?
    also going to try some perch again this year if i get the solar water heater going
    here is another fish that my son caught today 500gms cleaned
    thats 3 in the smoker as we speak

  4. #94

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    hi
    well waters down to 7 degrees c now
    before it snowed see what happens in a few hours

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    Re: Robin's system

    Wow! the trout make me feel hungry miss eating trout. But it is not a fish you can easily get here in Asia. Looks like you put a lot of work into your system.. Cool ! Nice job you can raise Trout then this is a great system, the water quality has to be very high.. as trout are fussy about where they live. Once again great job!
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  6. #96

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    thanks pugo
    besides lots of air and a couple of filters
    i think the fact that i have quite a lot of water in relation to my fish numbers
    and some of my medium is gravel from the river and the water is from the river as well

    so i think the gravel and water are fairly balanced to begin with

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    Re: Robin's system

    Hi Robin,

    Good effort.

    ....lots of air and a couple of filters
    I had to provide the formula for successful fish-raising in eight words.....this would be it.

    Gary
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  8. #98

    Re: Robin's system

    thanks gary
    and to add a couple of more words
    lots of water
    robin

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    Hi Robin,

    More water certainly makes fish raising easier. The smaller volumes of most backyard systems make the need for plenty of air and supplementary filtration even more acute.

    Gary
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  10. #100

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    yes gary i agree
    I dont have any wild fluctuations that i hear about with smaller systems
    to add more volume is fairly easy , even if it is not line
    i just split my line after my swirl filter one way to gb's and the other into extra tank
    that tank stll relies on chops ?? to take the water from the bottom and let it out near the top so you dont need a lot of head to do this
    it then goes straight back into my sump
    maybe not the best way but my point is that you can add an extra tank in at any time
    like if you have a thousand litres in a smaller system the a couple of plastic 44's for about $44 each then you have cheaply added a lot of water
    cheers robin

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