Aquaponics trout scared a wild duck family! 😮

We had a duck family visiting the aquaponics system where large trout are living. The behavior and short confrontation was very interesting. That said it ended in a surprising way!
Then I used the "aquaponics black gold" to nourish the whole backyard including fruit trees and tomato vine. It's a win win for the pure aquaponics water as well as for the fast growing trees.
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[@braddisen38]

Awesome stuff, really loving your videos, you've helped solve the fertiliser shortage problem. Just wondering what do you feed your trout? Where do you get your feed?

[@AquaponicsRevolution]

The response is partially there: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m36rhahtrruEi6M But aside and mainly it's aquaculture pellet

[@braddisen38]

@@AquaponicsRevolution Thanks, great information !

[@phatfarmerfarmer2063]

Please keep the videos coming. Your content is awesome plan to subscribe soon as i am looking forward to raising trout as well. Thanks for all you do.

[@AquaponicsRevolution]

Thanks, will do!

[@photobyhe]

Amazing vide! Life goals!

[@AquaponicsRevolution]

Thank you!

[@Gonzalo_M]

Great video! Thank you for releasing new content! :) Do you know if you can have a permanent tomato plant in the same place if you provide good nutrients, such as that “black gold”? Or maybe with the aquaponics grow bed. (Assuming that the climate is ideal)

[@AquaponicsRevolution]

Sure thing! The one you see in this video went through winter and with all the great nutrients I provide it will be able to strive this year again!

[@Gonzalo_M]

@@AquaponicsRevolution Incredible! Thank you so much! 😀

[@a4567567]

Your trout seem to be over a year old. How high does the temperature of your water get during summer? I'm in Eastern Australia and my water temperature is around 20C already

[@AquaponicsRevolution]

Yes they are over 2 years, it's my breeding stock. I keep them all year round thanks to this inground holistic aquaponics system. The temperature rarely exceed 22C

[@a4567567]

@@AquaponicsRevolution How high do the air temperature get at your location? The weather maps show temperatures got over 40C in Melbourne this year. Very impressive system to be able to maintain water temperatures below 22C!!