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Hi, I'm new here and looking for help in Brisbane
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Author:  Hanzelz [ May 27th, '13, 12:18 ]
Post subject:  Hi, I'm new here and looking for help in Brisbane
Hello All
I do not currently have a aquaponic setup but I am desperately keen to get one going.
Is there any one in my area that could help me?
I'm keen to buy either a kit or put together one with parts.
I'm not so keen on the IBC set-ups but could be convinced if evidence was 100% positive.
Thanks
Author:  ccBear [ May 27th, '13, 14:34 ]
Post subject:  Re: Hi, I'm new here and looking for help in Brisbane
Welcome, a few members in Brisbane. Which suburb would help those willing to help. I will be heading to Sydney for a few days but have a look through my system thread. The link is below and let me know if it helps you. Cheers

EDIT Have you had a look through the FREE IBC of Aquaponics for ideas. There is a link at the top of the page.
Author:  longnt [ May 27th, '13, 17:12 ]
Post subject:  Re: Hi, I'm new here and looking for help in Brisbane
I have a small system in Bald Hills. If you live near there you can come and have a look.

Cheers,
Long.
Author:  blind freddie [ May 27th, '13, 18:42 ]
Post subject:  Re: Hi, I'm new here and looking for help in Brisbane
Depends on the budget realy. Nothing wrong with the IBC's mate, IMHO just make sure they are food grade.

They provide a relatively low cost option, have durable tank liners and strong outer frames and bases. I am a big fan of them due to the budget around here. You can dress them up as much or as little as you like.

If the budget was in better shape I would have a *sigh* BYAP system or two in the back yard (maybe when I'm grown up).

Another consideration would be the amount of time you want to spend building it. I love tinkering and making things, so to me its a great hobby just continualy giving me new projects and learning experiences along they way.

If I couldnt find the time to do it all DIY, or didnt like the practical stuff I would have to try harder to find the funds for the store bought option. :wave:
Author:  Pete Wolfe [ Aug 22nd, '13, 19:01 ]
Post subject:  Re: Hi, I'm new here and looking for help in Brisbane
Blind Freddie, would that be a Gretch Country Gentleman guitar. I know it's off topic but I just noticed it. Oh and a Bigsby haven't seen one for a while. :cheers:
Author:  ccBear [ Aug 22nd, '13, 19:05 ]
Post subject:  Re: Hi, I'm new here and looking for help in Brisbane
Better to ask him on his own thread, he has been a bit busy at work and home lately and his thread will get his attention. Cheers
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