Top tips to select the right media for your aquaponics setup!

In this video we will see how to select the right media for your aquaponics setup! I will give you my best tips to select the a media that is both very efficient, and cheap.
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[AlioilA.Studio]

Thank you, continue putting out amazing videos like this, Good luck

[WhenJigglesAttacks]

I have been using hardwood charcoal. It's very light, porous and cheep. Seem to be working

[pabloa]

Thanks for info. In South Africa we don't have volcanic rock and clay balls are way too expensive, so we are limited to granite stone (not the best) Could Perlite be an alternative?

[aminramezani]

Hi Jonathan, thank you so much for your amazing videos. Could you please tell me how much media needed for grow bed?

[ricardopereiradealmeida]

Do you use biochar? It's more propus.

[AlioilA.Studio]

I did reply you in my other comment but I know that youtube doesn't give you another notification, so I thought maybe give you a notification! ;) :D

[matthewscheimer]

Just confirming that this is the product you recommend in this video.

Drainage Scoria 7mm

[marcward]

Hi, Thank you for sharing your knowledge. 20mm Granite chips or sand is the most affordable medium where I live, the sand is very coarse and quick to drain, which would be better in a flood and drain system? Thanks again, Marc

[bvg]

Hi there mate good video tried to go to your website but wouldn't load. Cheers mate

[williammclaren]

Hey. Great jobs on your videos. Have a question on growing media. Around my area gravel is king. To make it more effective could you add activated carbon to your beds or just use activated carbon?

[josephmp]

hi Jonathan, thanks for your valuable informations...but recently I came across Dr. Mark McMurty's iAVs method using "sand" as media with a specific particle size distribution...according to him it is superior in filtration and gives way high surface you ever tried this? what's your opinion about using iAVs?

[karlandersson]

Thank you. A tip: position the camera so your whole head is visible. :-)