Aquaponics Digest - Sun 01/02/00
Message 1: Aqua P Digs- Sat 01/01/00 - 11:11-1-1-1.
from Bill
Message 2: RE: Happy New Year!
from "William Brown"
Message 3: Re: Happy New Year!
from William Evans
Message 4: Re: Happy New Year!
from Bertmcl
Message 5: Re: Happy New Year!
from atkindw@cwjamaica.com (david w atkinson)
Message 6: Red on fin edges
from "Jay Myers"
Message 7: Re: Tom, Water Quality & Plant Nutrients
from Bagelhole1
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Subject: Aqua P Digs- Sat 01/01/00 - 11:11-1-1-1.
From:Bill
Date:1 Jan 00 23:20:26 PST
As I type, it is 11:11-1-1-1.
I am so pleased I see no careless comments about it being anything it is =
not;
i.e., the beginning of the millenium, or the next century, etc.
Happy Last Year, of same, to all!
Blessings and good harvests.
Bill
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Subject: RE: Happy New Year!
From:"William Brown"
Date:Sun, 2 Jan 2000 06:42:18 -1000
So is it true? My news media is reporting that the red fire cracker paper is
dyed with a toxic ink.I thought that toxic inks were banned some years
ago.Anybody know?
William Brown mahiwai@cmpmail.com
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From: aquaponics
[mailto:aquaponics]On Behalf Of KevinLReed
Sent: Saturday, January 01, 2000 5:41 AM
To: aquaponics@townsqr.com
Subject: Re: Happy New Year!
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
THERE IS CHINES RED PAPER EVRYWHERE FROM THE FIREWORKS LOOKING VERY LUCKY ON
THE GROUND. A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR TO ALL
Kevin
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From: MUDDTOO 'at' aol.com
To: aquaponics
Sent: Saturday, January 01, 2000 6:15 PM
Subject: Re: Happy New Year!
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Subject: Re: Happy New Year!
From:William Evans
Date:Sun, 02 Jan 2000 10:05:14 -0800
William Brown wrote:
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> So is it true? My news media is reporting that the red fire cracker paper is
> dyed with a toxic ink.I thought that toxic inks were banned some years
> ago.Anybody know?
>Newspapre ink is soybased....
most food coloring is distilled /cracked from petroleum
billlevans
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Subject: Re: Happy New Year!
From:Bertmcl
Date:Sun, 2 Jan 2000 16:31:39 EST
Happy New Year to everyone - Just want allof you to know that I have
completed 1 growing bed 2'x8'x1' according to S&S plans and yesterday
1-1-2000 around noon I planted some LETTUCE and at 8 AM today there were
little white sprouts - SO WHAT a GREAT way to start the NEW YEAR can't wait
to get in full swing.
Keep the good news rolling.
Bert
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Subject: Re: Happy New Year!
From:atkindw@cwjamaica.com (david w atkinson)
Date:Sun, 02 Jan 2000 17:22:31 -0800
It sure is a great way to start the New Year.
Way to go Bert.
David A
(atkindw@cwjamaica.com)
At 04:31 PM 01/02/2000 EST, you wrote:
>Happy New Year to everyone - Just want allof you to know that I have
>completed 1 growing bed 2'x8'x1' according to S&S plans and yesterday
>1-1-2000 around noon I planted some LETTUCE and at 8 AM today there were
>little white sprouts - SO WHAT a GREAT way to start the NEW YEAR can't wait
>to get in full swing.
>
>Keep the good news rolling.
>
>Bert
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Subject: Red on fin edges
From:"Jay Myers"
Date:Sun, 2 Jan 2000 09:20:31 -0600
Does red on the edge of fin edges indicate a problem?My brood stock have
this and I'm not sure what to do about it.Any advice ?
Jay Myers
Panama City Beach, Fl.
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Subject: Re: Tom, Water Quality & Plant Nutrients
From:Bagelhole1
Date:Sun, 2 Jan 2000 23:04:15 EST
In a message dated 12/28/99 8:39:30 AM, OOWON@netscape.net writes:
<<>Have you had a leaf nutrient analysis done lately?
That can cut out all the guesswork and save loads of time and fretting.
Mark Brotman
*What is the water quality Tom?NPK, turbidity, algaeal content, color,
smell, iron, & trace elements plants use... What amendments do you use?When?
How much.Do you water-feed the plants only, or feed them detritus directly
also?How do you track it and what trends seem to be showing over the time
frame in question plus the that much amount of time earlier, (as symptoms may
show after the fact, as plants run on reserves a while.)
Bill
Water quality is clearer and clearer, there is dirt on the bottom and about
an 8' x 8"diameter roll of hay, in mesh, sunk at the bottom on one side. This
was Adriana's idea to keep the algae out, and it has worked well, now that
its sunk after maybe 4 months, it still may be effective, or maybe I should
replace it. But there are now about 2/3 of the surface is covered with
plants, which I believe helps keep it clean. The pump is timed to pump every
hour for about one minute. It pumps the fishwater up the 1/2" tubing to the
top of the greenhouse where it goes out spouts down into the vertically hung,
2 liter plastic bottles holding the vegetables. The broccoli's are beginning
to develope, but in a long thin, unnatural way so far.
I like your idea of having the leaf analyzed, do nurseries do that? I'm
thinking there are microorganisms that the catfish may be eating. Anyway
thanks for your help.
Un oaf fish ally,
Tom O
http://bagelhole.org
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