Scam or nah?

[nc0gnet0]

Sounds like he went a bit overboard but I am sure the fish turned out gorgeous. clean water and a healthy diet is a sure way to have healthy good looking and fast growing fish.

Just a couple, have many more, unfortunately most saved on photobucket.

First pic actually has a few fry on it.

 

[Burque]

That's IT! I am going to get my well running and sell it as raw water. I will undercut EVERYONE and sell it for $35 per gallon. I am going to retire this year.

 

[AussieBear]

That's IT! I am going to get my well running and sell it as raw water. I will undercut EVERYONE and sell it for $35 per gallon. I am going to retire this year.

[video=youtube;_BQCoCsZRIc]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BQCoCsZRIc[/video]

 

[Hawkeye OG]

I was breeding discus, a fish that requires very soft water. I had like 28 tanks, and did 80% water changes each day.

My wife bought a betta fish and I thought it sucked changing the water once a month lmao

 

[number51]

Just a couple, have many more, unfortunately most saved on photobucket.

First pic actually has a few fry on it.

Looks delicious, a little dill and lemon, you mentioned serving with fries, I would pair it with Au Gratin Potatoes.

 

[Spunky Porkstacker]

Looks delicious, a little dill and lemon, you mentioned serving with fries, I would pair it with Au Gratin Potatoes.

I'd go with a baked potatoe, but yes mmm good.

 

[AussieBear]

Looks delicious, a little dill and lemon, you mentioned serving with fries, I would pair it with Au Gratin Potatoes.

you talk a lot of good food mane.. fat man or cook/chef?.. id say foodie but you aint no foodbloggn millennial.

 

[number51]

you talk a lot of good food mane.. fat man or cook/chef?.. id say foodie but you aint no foodbloggn millennial.

More about eating than preparation so yeah fat guy. I do know how to make some things though, pretty good on the grill.

 

[AussieBear]

More about eating than preparation so yeah fat guy. I do know how to make some things though, pretty good on the grill.

yeah i been got there recently.. gonna have to change that...but eh, next week... **** prep. im eating some lazy at this very moment --- two pressed sandwiches.. lazy prep...but good flav and texture.. eating a 4 cheese meaty masterpiece.. me cuban sammich gone fat man aussie murican.

sandwich press is a must for a lazy man

 

[Crystallas]

Depends a lot on the rejection rate of the RO membrane. Most are only 90+% efficient. RODI is another matter, almost the same as distilled water. Problem with RO water is the huge amount of waste water produced. I used to make 1,000+ gallons of RO water a day, but it took me 2,000+ gallons to do so. Those without sophisticated systems it would take closer to 3,000+ gallons (depends on water pressure, water temp, etc). But for those with contaminated ground water, this is the only filtration that works.

Yeah, RO, while easy to use, has a lot of concerns. Interesting to hear this from an aquaculturist perspective. My home uses RWH, no municipal tap, we don't lose much of any water. Just the stuff for drinking gets pushed through RO and the rest is on a gray water cycle which goes back into the ground or another exit filter(depending on the drain).

Been looking at methods for re-mineralization for a few years. Considered drilling a supplemental well. Using bentonite/pascilite clay now, which winds up costing maybe $1.50 a year for our usage, so that makes the $2-3k to DIY a well correctly seem silly for the intent of gaining the problem everyone seems to be running from, hard water.

We need to get some fish farming, aquaponics, or whatever the term would be, going on the forum. I love reading about people's ventures. I did tilapia in 50 gal tote for less than a year, and it was just too damn time consuming for essentially a junk grade fish.

 

[AussieBear]

Yeah, RO, while easy to use, has a lot of concerns. Interesting to hear this from an aquaculturist perspective. My home uses RWH, no municipal tap, we don't lose much of any water. Just the stuff for drinking gets pushed through RO and the rest is on a gray water cycle which goes back into the ground or another exit filter(depending on the drain).

Been looking at methods for re-mineralization for a few years. Considered drilling a supplemental well. Using bentonite/pascilite clay now, which winds up costing maybe $1.50 a year for our usage, so that makes the $2-3k to DIY a well correctly seem silly for the intent of gaining the problem everyone seems to be running from, hard water.

We need to get some fish farming, aquaponics, or whatever the term would be, going on the forum. I love reading about people's ventures. I did tilapia in 50 gal tote for less than a year, and it was just too damn time consuming for essentially a junk grade fish.

rock dust?

 

[Crystallas]

rock dust?

Why rock dust, we're all essentially star dust.

 

[AussieBear]

Why rock dust, we're all essentially star dust.

minerals... i use it for the veggie garden.. not sure how it would react to being used as a water treatment though..

 

[number51]

yeah i been got there recently.. gonna have to change that...but eh, next week... **** prep. im eating some lazy at this very moment --- two pressed sandwiches.. lazy prep...but good flav and texture.. eating a 4 cheese meaty masterpiece.. me cuban sammich gone fat man aussie murican.

sandwich press is a must for a lazy man

If I could only have one appliance it would be my panini press. It's a cheap one but I've been making magic with it for 10 years. Crunch!

Not including my grill.

 

[CODE_BLUE56]

I got some kidney filtered water with nitrogenous nutrients and electrolytes. Anyone tryna buy?

 

[Xuder O'Clam]

I got some kidney filtered water with nitrogenous nutrients and electrolytes. Anyone tryna buy?

Super Supau or Pocari Sweat?

 

[nc0gnet0]

Yeah, RO, while easy to use, has a lot of concerns. Interesting to hear this from an aquaculturist perspective. My home uses RWH, no municipal tap, we don't lose much of any water. Just the stuff for drinking gets pushed through RO and the rest is on a gray water cycle which goes back into the ground or another exit filter(depending on the drain).

Been looking at methods for re-mineralization for a few years. Considered drilling a supplemental well. Using bentonite/pascilite clay now, which winds up costing maybe $1.50 a year for our usage, so that makes the $2-3k to DIY a well correctly seem silly for the intent of gaining the problem everyone seems to be running from, hard water.

We need to get some fish farming, aquaponics, or whatever the term would be, going on the forum. I love reading about people's ventures. I did tilapia in 50 gal tote for less than a year, and it was just too damn time consuming for essentially a junk grade fish.

your pushing rain water through an ro filter? can i ask why? Cool use of the betonite clay, I know they use that with great success in growing out huge Koi. I guess the mineral content is very bio-available.

 

[CODE_BLUE56]

Super Supau or Pocari Sweat?

Uh, neither.

 

[nc0gnet0]

Uh, neither.

ammonia/salt?

 

[Crystallas]

your pushing rain water through an ro filter? can i ask why? Cool use of the betonite clay, I know they use that with great success in growing out huge Koi. I guess the mineral content is very bio-available.

Tastes better. It's only for drinking water. But yeah, I have a neighbor with a sick maple that doesn't seem to care, and the rainwater can(not always) taste a faint of rotten leaf.