Go Green Aquaponics Blog

Learn the critical role that biofilters play in maintaining healthy and balanced aquaponics systems. This guide explains what biofilters are, how they work, and why they are essential for removing harmful ammonia and nitrite from the waters.system.

One of the first questions that come to mind to any aquaponic beginner is, does aquaponics really work? This question is quite tricky, but most if not all aquaponics systems produce optimal yield when they are properly planned and maintained. Here are some tips on what you can do to maintain the proper conditions of your aquaponics system for it to be successful and produce a higher yield.

Discover how to grow cucumbers in aquaponics systems for sustainable and efficient cultivation. Learn about system setup, plant care, and troubleshooting. Harvest fresh cucumbers with tips on readiness and post-harvest care. Embrace aquaponics for optimal cucumber production.

Optimize your aquaponics system with the right tools for water quality, fish health, and plant vitality. Learn about key parameters to monitor, types of monitoring tools available, and factors to consider when choosing monitoring tools.

This article is a guide to designing your commercial aquaponics system. We will cover everything you need to know about designing commercial aquaponics to help you succeed in your aquaponics business. 

This article will discuss the nine essential pieces of equipment that every aquaponics grower should have to monitor and maintain a successful system. So read on to learn the top eight products you need to maintain your aquaponics system properly. 

Go Green Aquaponics has a range of home aquaponics systems to start your home aquaponics garden in your backyard or commercial aquaponics business. So get started today with these ready-to-use aquaponics system kits. 

Getting the right grow bed for your media based is critical to your system’s success, as it is one of the main components of a media based aquaponics system.

Calcium deficiency can cause severe problems in your aquaponics plants. Learn how to recognize the symptoms of calcium deficiency, and how to address the issue through various methods, such as adjusting pH levels and adding calcium supplements. Discover how to maintain healthy calcium levels in your system and keep your plants thriving.

Light is a requirement for plant growth, and scientific studies have found the effectiveness of using artificial light on plants. However, many new aquaponics growers are unsure if fish also need light. This leads to the question, do fish in aquaponics systems need light?

Managing commercial aquaponics farm might be an enticing opportunity, but it requires detailed planning and understanding of your goals. This blog discusses everything you need to know about starting and managing a commercial aquaponics system

Only natural or organic fertilizers should be added to aquaponics systems. Keep in mind that you have the fish to think of, and adding chemical fertilizers might affect the fish and other aquatic animals negatively.

Fish and plants, along with the bacteria, are the main components of an aquaponics system. The waste produced by fish is used as the source of nutrients for the plants to thrive. This article will discuss what fish and plants need to thrive in an aquaponics system for a successful and higher yield.

An aquaponics system is considered functional and established once system cycling  is done, the nitrifying bacteria is established, and there are no signs of fish stress and plants' nutrient deficiencies. One crucial factor that has a vital role in aquaponics system cycling is nitrate.

Fish diets can be manipulated to provide sufficient nutrients, and feeding schedules are designed to provide nutrients at the right level and time to complement fish, plants, and bacteria.This article looks at aquaponics fish feed and fish feeding and the best practices to serve as your guide to optimize fish and plant growth in your aquaponics system.

Dissolved oxygen (DO) is one of the essential parameters for growing fish and plants and is critical to the bacteria that convert fish waste into nutrients for the plants.

Algae growth is a common problem for aquaponics systems that can confuse new aquaponics growers. Algae growth is normal when raising fish, but it can get out of hand if preventive measures are not taken.