I miss you brother!!! You've done wonderful works worldwide via just RUclips... You've done your part though and your videos are still changing lives especially as I see here in Jamaica! Be bless my brother we love you!!!! Aquaponics god... It is written, "ye are gods" you are the god of this profession now.
Love the video man. Just a quick heads up, those worms are part of the nitrogen cycle and as long as there isn't any serious overpopulation, they should be a great addition to any aquaponics system. The bacteria in the worm digestive tracts break down solids in the system (such as fish poo) into nitrate and ammonium that the plants use. So seeing them in the system in a reasonable number is definitely a good thing.
If they're that small, wouldn't they be tubiflex (as opposed to red worm wigglers)? But if it is, they're definitely not going after healthy roots. Seeing as they're utilized 8n vermicomposting, they'd be a welcomed addition to any farm (soil or aquaponic). The midge larvae is not segmented like worms, right? Like wigglers and tubiflex have segments like nightcrawlers, if I remember correctly; but the red worms (larvae) is just solid from end to end. Still, I believe your distinction about the wiggles as they swim is the best way to tell the difference. Quality content brother, as always. OMW to becoming a *High Class Grower.* Got me a car; time to get some quality petro...😏
here we use small species of catfish or other fishes that like to eat them. Relative peaceful catfish pls, haha, you don't want a top predator among yours sweet hippie fishes.
I miss you brother!!! You've done wonderful works worldwide via just RUclips... You've done your part though and your videos are still changing lives especially as I see here in Jamaica! Be bless my brother we love you!!!! Aquaponics god... It is written, "ye are gods" you are the god of this profession now.
You would have laughed at me if you saw the way I first reacted to them. I got a phobia...Lol. Thanks for the video reply.
without a doubt the most informative aquaponics videos I have seen ! thank you for all your help.
Love the video man. Just a quick heads up, those worms are part of the nitrogen cycle and as long as there isn't any serious overpopulation, they should be a great addition to any aquaponics system. The bacteria in the worm digestive tracts break down solids in the system (such as fish poo) into nitrate and ammonium that the plants use. So seeing them in the system in a reasonable number is definitely a good thing.
If they're that small, wouldn't they be tubiflex (as opposed to red worm wigglers)? But if it is, they're definitely not going after healthy roots. Seeing as they're utilized 8n vermicomposting, they'd be a welcomed addition to any farm (soil or aquaponic).
The midge larvae is not segmented like worms, right? Like wigglers and tubiflex have segments like nightcrawlers, if I remember correctly; but the red worms (larvae) is just solid from end to end. Still, I believe your distinction about the wiggles as they swim is the best way to tell the difference.
Quality content brother, as always. OMW to becoming a *High Class Grower.* Got me a car; time to get some quality petro...😏
Another great Video. if it’s worms then worms castings are great to grow food in.
I love your videos my friend you are the best and sorry for not watching your video immediately after you posted it
Great content I've seen them in systems before!!!
You still in the truth?
Hi aquaponics god, what do you think of those 5-gallon swirl filters? Are they useful? Do they work? Is a larger one necessary?
did you take the NFT's down?
First... woohoo
😂LMBO @ eww. 😌haa
Is there a way to get rid of these worms or larva if they grow to large in number?
here we use small species of catfish or other fishes that like to eat them. Relative peaceful catfish pls, haha, you don't want a top predator among yours sweet hippie fishes.
Mistee Merritt pan fry in butter with a little garlic.
they make excellent live fishfood!
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