Re: Re: my very first sproutlings...

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She has to have a basement where she could put in a big tank.  Takes 1000

gallons for 2 lbs of fish per one of the stations.  Someone else said 2 gallons

per 2 lbs but that isn't enough. 

 

If I had a pool like the one long one I saw i'd use it for an exercise pool. 

Great for walking.  Might be too small for laps.  Don't l=think I'd like the

smell and the fish made me desire fish less.  Hearing how many lbs of poo they

put out in the water and how it has to be filtered and backwashed out, etc. just

didn't seem appetizing.   But wpould know more what went into them.  Did you

read the part about a breeding female having 1000 babies each breeding?  Sure

would be prifit making if the expense of cleaning water and feeding wouldn't be

too much.  Sounds like water cleaning and heating would be expensive.  They

grow them outside in AR but I haven't seen one of the hatcheries.  There is a

trout hatcherie there too.  I have never tried trout.  I do like tilapia

though.  But they aren't a pretty fish.

 

I don't think Melody can manage that in an apartment.  She'd have to find her a

place a bit farther in upstate nY or go south a bit where she could get land

or  a house with basement.  Cost of living is low in AR for buying property. 

Basements would be good as they have tornadoes all the time.  Can grow things

there too, including ice.  I thought it was so strange to see rice farms down

there.  It is something we think of as the orient.

 

 

Carolyn Wilkerson

 

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To: sproutpeople

Sent: Monday, June 18, 2012 5:04 PM

Subject: Re: my very first sproutlings...

 

The funny part, Melody, is YES, I CAN picture you doing that! Like me, you

arent afraid to try! Tell Alan he is getting closer to " Alan's OUThouse " by the

minute-there won't be room left for him in the living room, lol

>

> Can you picture me (in my apartment) with a 300 gallon aquarium with fish

swimming around? Poor Alan, lol

>

> You guys never cease to amaze me.

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> This is way cool to read about.

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> Melody

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[Guest guest]

Did you see some of the figures?  One place said that 2 gallons would

accommodate 2 lbs but then others said no, that it had to be 1000 gallons of

water for 2 lbs of fish.  So that acquarium won't hold much.   300 gallons by

this figure doesn't even have a lb.  Problem is cleaning the water.  Have to

find a really big acquarium.  or reallyu big filtering and purifying system for

water.  Good thought though.  Have to keep temperature about 80 degrees too.

 

Carolyn Wilkerson

 

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To: sproutpeople

Sent: Monday, June 18, 2012 4:17 PM

Subject: Re: my very first sproutlings...

 

Can you picture me (in my apartment) with a 300 gallon aquarium with fish

swimming around? Poor Alan, lol

You guys never cease to amaze me.

This is way cool to read about.

Melody

[Guest guest]

Do you have a 2nd bathroom with a tub in it?  That might work for 2.  What

happens when the female has 1000 babies?  i don't know if those are eggs or if

those are kept in a pouch and then come out of the patch when hatched or if they

are born.  Not a mammal but a fish.  But your bathtub would be filled with all

those babies.  Could sell off a few fingerlings maybe or the breeding couple

and raise your own breeders.  Bit crowded for an apartment.

 

Carolyn Wilkerson

 

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To: sproutpeople

Sent: Monday, June 18, 2012 4:17 PM

Subject: Re: my very first sproutlings...

 

Can you picture me (in my apartment) with a 300 gallon aquarium with fish

swimming around? Poor Alan, lol

You guys never cease to amaze me.

This is way cool to read about.

Melody

[Guest guest]

WOW thats amazing. So you know I have to ask, how do you make your own silver?

Thanks

 

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To: sproutpeople

Sent: Monday, June 18, 2012 7:33 PM

Subject: Re: my very first sproutlings...

 

No, both are very inexpensive, especially compared to an rx antibiotic! We make

our colloidal silver, but you can get it at any health food store for under 10

bucks a bottle (last I checked anyway) DON'T believe any hogwash you hear about

silver turning you blue-total bologna, but people not familiar with it will say

such things. That comes about from some people who went overboard using it when

it first came out in the 70's-their skin took on a bluish tinge, and the

pharmaceutical companies jumped all over the chance to trash it. Carrot will

turn your skin orange if you consume too many, so don't believe that if you

research and find that type of info-silver is safe, effective, and affordable,

which is exactly WHY the pharmaceutical companies don't want you using it!

Silver is routinely put in newborn babies eyes at just about every hospital on

the planet-mainly because it is so effective and gentle, and kills any bacteria

the baby may have gotten

in the birth canal. GSE is about 10 bucks a bottle too, and a bottle lasts

forever! I use Nutribiotic brand-available at the health food store. I use it

for cleaning and disinfecting my kitchen, carpets, in my dishwasher, etc, and

also use it internally-GREAT stuff. GSE (citridiol) is the main component in

what our soldiers take to other countries to disinfect drinking water. Good

stuff!

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> / Melody please tell me more about Silver and GSE.... Does it cost alot?

> Thanks

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LOL Melody, yeah you should see the look on the hubbys face when I mentioned

growing tilapia in the fish tank...lol

 

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Sent: Monday, June 18, 2012 8:03 PM

Subject: Re: my very first sproutlings...

 

Why? Because the mere thought of anything swimming around in a pool INSIDE my

home, and I'm sleeping in another room? Well, I guarantee that would be grounds

for divorce.

lol

Melody

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> Aw why not Melody? Hehehehe..lol

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> To: sproutpeople

> Sent: Monday, June 18, 2012 7:08 PM

> Subject: Re: my very first sproutlings...

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> Carolyn:

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> I can assure you, I'm not RAISING ANY FISH, nor am I putting in any pools.

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> Melody

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LOL Carolyn your a riot!

 

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Sent: Monday, June 18, 2012 8:13 PM

Subject: Re: Re: my very first sproutlings...

 

Really about 2nd bathroom or really about 1000 offspring per time?  if it is

the last, that was what the sites I looked at said.  One said 2000 but the

others said 1000.  I can see that a farm could sure expand fast.  That one guy

had just one adult male and female and he had the pool with lots of fish in them

that were nearing adult and eating age.   One guy bought fingerlings and was

raising them.  Sounds like a lot of work.   But could sell them but problem

is that they would have to pass inspection.  But could probably sell to

acquaintances or friends but maybe not in stores.  Could always charge whatever

to fish and then let them fish in  your pond and take home the fish they

catch.  Or give them a net.  Have to read up on laws I guess.  Im retired and

my health won't let me do that much work, not that I have a place to do it. 

Maybe I could in AR, but my mobile home park may have a problem with that. We do

have 2 pools. LOL. 

Somehow don't think they would like me to fill the pools with fish.  Besides

there is an attraction to the pool for adults.  I saw that hot tub being used

for large fish and thought, " Oh No. "   Might not work anymore I guess. 

Carolyn Wilkerson

 

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To: sproutpeople

Sent: Monday, June 18, 2012 10:00 PM

Subject: Re: my very first sproutlings...

 

Carolyn:

Seriously??? lol

Melody

>

> Do you have a 2nd bathroom with a tub in it?  That might work for 2. 

What happens when the female has 1000 babies?  i don't know if those are eggs

or if those are kept in a pouch and then come out of the patch when hatched or

if they are born.  Not a mammal but a fish.  But your bathtub would be

filled with all those babies.  Could sell off a few fingerlings maybe or the

breeding couple and raise your own breeders.  Bit crowded for an apartment.

>  

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> Carolyn Wilkerson

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> To: mailto:sproutpeople%40yahoogroups.com

> Sent: Monday, June 18, 2012 4:17 PM

> Subject: Re: my very first sproutlings...

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> Can you picture me (in my apartment) with a 300 gallon aquarium with fish

swimming around? Poor Alan, lol

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> You guys never cease to amaze me.

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> This is way cool to read about.

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> Melody

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[Guest guest]

Doesn't silver build up in  your system though?

 

We have all kind of bacteria in our systems but if we do something to let our

immune system be weak, we can get something.  My legs were swelling (edema) and

I didn't take the diuretic every day because it was difficult to go places when

you feel you have to run to bathroom all the time.  So if I were going

someplace, I didn't take it.  I also am on computer a lot and my legs are down

rather than up.  Doctor told me to start putting up my legs and propping them

up or putting in a chair or footstools if I was on computer.  I can only do it

a bit before I get sore that way and put them down.  My concern is that it

could be strep or staph.  I don't get infections much.  My husband has had a

number of infections, and some with staph as he bumps his legs and then it gets

started.  Seems like him working in the yard causes it more.  Well I never got

anything before, but this time I have something and won't know until Tuesday

when I get the results

back.  They are going to do an ultrasound on my legs on Wed.  Probably to see

if there is any problem with any particular veins, etc.  I have a good pulse in

my ankles.  So I have wraps around myt legs and look like a mummy who is losing

the wrappings.  They don't stay on the feet and ankles very well.  Dave

rewraps but they still fall down.  I haven't gone anywhere since doctors on

Friday. 

 

Hopefully amoxicillin will clear it up or get it under control.  If staph

usually give Bactrim.  Dave is allergic to that.  He broke out in a rash 2

years ago. He hasn't had much of a problem since then.

Carolyn Wilkerson

 

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To: sproutpeople

Sent: Monday, June 18, 2012 9:20 PM

Subject: Re: my very first sproutlings...

 

Again, I agree with Melody! We use colloidal silver (homemade) and GSE

(grapefruit seed extract) as natural antibiotics-we use them for everything. I

haven't needed a pharmacy antibiotic in 20 years! My daughter (age 17) has

NEVER had an antibiotic-silver and/or GSE work for any type of infection.

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> > > Look what I found on youtube. A guy has a pool in his basement and he

raises Tilapia!!! I know what kind of videos I'm going to be watching for the

next 15 minutes

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> > > Take a look. FASCINATING!!!

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> > > Man if I was born in another life, THE THINGS I WOULD GROW. lol

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> > > Melody

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[Guest guest]

If one was to get some at there local store, what do they do with it?

Thanks

 

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To: sproutpeople

Sent: Monday, June 18, 2012 8:38 PM

Subject: Re: my very first sproutlings...

 

SIlver is interesting to make. There was a man here in town that made it for my

co op, and when he quit, I bought his equipment. It is a small generator, and I

use 14 guage pure silver wire, and glass mason jars. The whole setup looks like

something you would find in a mad scientists lab, but I make up a few gallons at

a time, and only need to do that maybe once a year. Takes up about 2 feet of

space.

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> > / Melody please tell me more about Silver and GSE.... Does it cost

alot?

> > Thanks

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[Guest guest]

When you do I would love to see the video.  One of these years I'd love t see

your gardens, but we aren't traveling right now. 

Carolyn Wilkerson

 

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To: sproutpeople

Sent: Monday, June 18, 2012 9:18 PM

Subject: Re: my very first sproutlings...

 

I, on the other hand, am likely to do just that! And like Melody, I will make a

video!

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> Carolyn:

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> I can assure you, I'm not RAISING ANY FISH, nor am I putting in any pools.

>

> lol

>

> Melody

>

[Guest guest]

Swimming with the fishes doesn't have such a good connotation. 

Carolyn Wilkerson

 

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To: sproutpeople

Sent: Monday, June 18, 2012 8:53 PM

Subject: Re: my very first sproutlings...

 

OMG, how funny.

Alan will be swimming with the fishes.

lol

Melody

> >

> > Can you picture me (in my apartment) with a 300 gallon aquarium with fish

swimming around? Poor Alan, lol

> >

> > You guys never cease to amaze me.

> >

> > This is way cool to read about.

> >

> > Melody

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Ok so how much would someone take? Ok I know I sound stupid here, but if I was

to get a bottle do I drink it all then? Then have one on hand for if I feel ill

or something? What does the eye drops do? Had an eye dr. tell just last month

that I have to start washing my eyes every morning with babyshampoo cause they

produce to much oil or something and that is effecting my vision as well as all

the meds the Dr.s have me on.

I tell you what I am so tired of taking pills, I take a hand full every day as

soon as I wake up and then several threw out the day....

 

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To: sproutpeople

Sent: Monday, June 18, 2012 8:46 PM

Subject: Re: my very first sproutlings...

 

LOTS of uses for silver! We take it internally at the first sign of any

problem. We haven't had a cold or flu in our house in years! When others

around us are sick, we don't catch, or can ward off whatever is going around.

It is also great for cuts, stinkgs, bug bites, anticeptic, etc. I make homemade

sterile eye drops and use the silver in them.

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> If one was to get some at there local store, what do they do with it?

> Thanks

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I haven't either untl now. 

Carolyn Wilkerson

 

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To: sproutpeople

Sent: Monday, June 18, 2012 9:12 PM

Subject: Re: my very first sproutlings...

 

Carolyn:

Look into a product called Silver Biotics (after you are all better I mean).

I take one teaspoon once a day. So does my husband. I haven't been on (or needed

to be on ) an antibiotic for YEARS.

Before antibiotics were invented people used to take silver as a treatment and

as a preventive.

They are done much research in refining colloidal silver.

I find this product very very helpful in maintaining optimun health.

But we have to do what works for us.

Go to Google and type in Silver Biotics.

It's available at most health stores or online.

Melody

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> > :

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> > Look what I found on youtube. A guy has a pool in his basement and he raises

Tilapia!!! I know what kind of videos I'm going to be watching for the next 15

minutes

> >

> > Take a look. FASCINATING!!!

> >

> >

> >

> > Man if I was born in another life, THE THINGS I WOULD GROW. lol

> >

> > Melody

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[Guest guest]

I was beginning to picture Alan bathing with the fish in the bathtub.  LOL.

Carolyn Wilkerson

 

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To: " sproutpeople " <sproutpeople >

Sent: Monday, June 18, 2012 9:19 PM

Subject: Re: Re: my very first sproutlings...

 

Aw why not Melody? Hehehehe..lol

 

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From: Melody <mailto:eliz7212%40verizon.net>

To: mailto:sproutpeople%40yahoogroups.com

Sent: Monday, June 18, 2012 7:08 PM

Subject: Re: my very first sproutlings...

 

Carolyn:

I can assure you, I'm not RAISING ANY FISH, nor am I putting in any pools.

lol

Melody

[Guest guest]

Don't use water from the tap.  Be sure to get distilled water.  There could be

germs in the water either from the city or from residues in your own

pipes.   

Carolyn Wilkerson

 

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To: sproutpeople

Sent: Monday, June 18, 2012 11:39 PM

Subject: Re: my very first sproutlings...

 

Your questions are not stupid in the least-we all had to learn somewhere,

NOOOO, don't drink a whole bottle-you only need a little for it to be effective,

and should only need it when you feel the need-such as a cold coming on, bladder

infections, etc. As for your eye doc...he is as clueless as the rest. Did he

say you have blephritis? That usually causes some cakey residue on the eyelids,

and could easily be dealt with with some colloidal silver on a q tip, and by

lightly scrubbing your eyelids with your eyes closed, with baking soda while you

are in the shower. If you read the list of ingredients on baby shampoo, you

will realize you don't want that anywhere near your eyes! You can buy a glass

eye wash cup at any pharmacy for a couple of dollars, and you can use that to

rinse your eyes with a simple homemade eyewash, or colloidal silver. I make my

eyedrops from boric acid (pharmaceutical grade) baking soda, a little sea salt

and a little

colloidal silver. I mix up a fresh batch every few days, and keep them in a

brown glass bottle with a dropper-I sanitize it before adding the drops. I also

have a glass spray bottle with a perfume dispenser type pump, which is great for

misting your eyes when they are dry.

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> > If one was to get some at there local store, what do they do with it?

> > Thanks

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iT sure looks feasible.  The fish water goes in through gravel and fertilizes

the plant beds and then goes back cleaned out into the fish pond.   It was

very interesting to see the set up.  Some were very small with a barrel but

that was for goldfish and that was to keep mosquitoes down and to produce the

fertilizer.  Might have to add a few goldfish to the tilapia as well.  I don't

know if tilapia eat mosquitoes.  `Any woman who can own cows and have her own

milk and make cheese, yogurt, etc., can grow her own fish as well.  The one

hispanic looking guy had some catfish and tilapia and also some crayfish as

well.  He had a pretty big set up with a big container at the bottom and then

some boards on top with the planters up there.  If y ou didn't see that one

look at it.  He was netting his fish to get them out into  a holding tank to

take some fish out to prepare to eat, fish cookout I think he said.  He was

letting out some of the water I

think to put some fresh in.  Howev er, if he had enough plants he probably

wouldn't have to do that.  He also had a very small area where he had baby

tilapia that were born or hatched there. 

Carolyn Wilkerson

 

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To: sproutpeople

Sent: Monday, June 18, 2012 9:52 AM

Subject: Re: my very first sproutlings...

 

There is a man a couple of towns over from me that raises tilapia in those blue

plastic swimming kiddie pools-very cool setup indeed! I have a friend in

Florida who is building a fish farm in a garden shed-he is also going to raise

tilapia. I went to see the man raising them here a couple of years ago, and I

entertained the idea, but have never gotten up the nerve, lol. I did buy a 300

gallon aquarium with that project in mind, but I have a LONG way to go in my

research. I also would like to raise shrimp and/or crawfish. Bill, I would

LOVE your input, and you can email me offlist if you like.

> > >

> > >

> > > I reckon that is kinda confusing sentence. The sunnies were renegade

> > sproutlings coming from an old bucket of compost, they weren't something I

> > had planted and was actively growing, perhaps they are even from wild stock.

> > > It's really hard for me to think small. I have nearly five acres of

> > ground and a 15x20 greenhouse. I usually start way toooo much and don't

> > have any kind of chance to take good care of it. Then I go back to work at

> > the beginning of harvest and much is lost.

> > > I now have added chickens and tilapia, so there are a couple more

> > avenues to use produce if I need to. I still buy into that ole

> > brainwashing about I have to eat cows and wheat in order to survive, but I

> > am slowly battling that idea as I certainly am not as healthy as I should

> > be.

> > >

> > > Bill Addington

> > > dba Taste the Wild

> > >

> > > Sand Hollow ID

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

it is not grape seed extract it is grapefruit seed extract for seeds and also

fruit and veg

To: sproutpeople

Sent: Tuesday, 19 June 2012, 4:03

Subject: Re: my very first sproutlings...

Grape Seed Extract

> >

> > / Melody please tell me more about Silver and GSE.... Does it cost

alot?

> > Thanks

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[Guest guest]

No, Grapefruit Seed Extract.

> Grape Seed Extract

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> > I have no idea what GSE is.

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> > Carolyn Wilkerson

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