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You have Tilapia??? You raise fish??

Melody

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> 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.

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Melody,

On the Organic Gardening group that I am on there is a man raising Tilapia

in an indoor aquaponics grow bed. He is not an apartment dweller though.

I have seen articles of others doing this that were apartment dwellers and

there were issues.

R.

> You have Tilapia??? You raise fish??

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> Melody

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> > 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

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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.

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> > > 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

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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.

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> lol

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Aw why not Melody? Hehehehe..lol

 

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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

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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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Cant wait to see it. I have a 55 gallon tank, wonder if that would raise a

couple fish to eating size...hmmmm

 

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

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

video!

>

> Carolyn:

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

>

> lol

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

Thanks

 

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Sent: Monday, June 18, 2012 7:20 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.

> > >

> > >

> > > :

> > >

> > > 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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My understanding of it when I was contemplating raising them, is that a small

tank won't cut it...I had the same thought, do just a few in a smaller tank, but

something to do with the waste they create, ammonia, etc. made it not so easy,

which is why I bought a 300 gallon tank (that and the fact that I got one heck

of a deal on a brand new one at an auction, lol) Hopefully Bill will chime in

and set us straight, but I don't think it can be done in a smaller tank. Same

with shrimp I think-they need a certain amount of water flow. I was told that

even with a bigger tank, I would only end up with enough for a shrimp cocktail,

lol! BUT.....I THRIVE on breaking " rules " for such things, so go for it! If

you get two fish, let me know and I will join you for dinner! I will bring wine

and bread!

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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

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> > Melody

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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!

>

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

> Thanks

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Maybe I should think along the lines of Catfish, bass, perch, or trout 

then.... maybe lol

 

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Sent: Monday, June 18, 2012 7:25 PM

Subject: Re: my very first sproutlings...

 

My understanding of it when I was contemplating raising them, is that a small

tank won't cut it...I had the same thought, do just a few in a smaller tank, but

something to do with the waste they create, ammonia, etc. made it not so easy,

which is why I bought a 300 gallon tank (that and the fact that I got one heck

of a deal on a brand new one at an auction, lol) Hopefully Bill will chime in

and set us straight, but I don't think it can be done in a smaller tank. Same

with shrimp I think-they need a certain amount of water flow. I was told that

even with a bigger tank, I would only end up with enough for a shrimp cocktail,

lol! BUT.....I THRIVE on breaking " rules " for such things, so go for it! If

you get two fish, let me know and I will join you for dinner! I will bring wine

and bread!

> >

> > Carolyn:

> >

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

> >

> > lol

> >

> > Melody

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Carolyn:

Seriously??? lol

Melody

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> 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: sproutpeople

> 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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I have no idea what GSE is.

Carolyn Wilkerson

 

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Sent: Monday, June 18, 2012 10:06 PM

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

 

Is GSE better then using peroxide? Just curious I dont use it either , been

thinking about it or GSE for dealing with the sprouts. So still learning so much

here..lol

 

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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!

>

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

> Thanks

>

>

>  

> Want to understand the Bible better?

>   FREE  studies.

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yOU CAN probaBLY get them for $5.99-$6.99 per pound at the store.  I think it

would cost you more than that in electric, food, etc. 

Carolyn Wilkerson

 

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To: " sproutpeople " <sproutpeople >

Sent: Monday, June 18, 2012 9:21 PM

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

 

Cant wait to see it. I have a 55 gallon tank, wonder if that would raise a

couple fish to eating size...hmmmm

 

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Sent: Monday, June 18, 2012 7:18 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!

>

> Carolyn:

>

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

>

> lol

>

> Melody

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Bill, watch out what you say about renegade sproutings. If Monsanto gets wind of

that, well... they may try to say you've enchroached on their patents!!

 

Were your sprouts RoundUp ready?!? :)

 

Don

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