Jean from Aqualekker Aquaponics in very dry Namibia, demonstrates te simplicity of a duckweed pool. https://www.skool.com/aquaponics-enthusiast-hub-3567/alternative-fish-feeds-in-aquaponics?p=a55ede4b

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@cormac-harkin-9861 Welcome Cormac. Looking forward to checking out the The Permaculture Vine!

@raul-alcantara-5763 Welcome Raul. Feel free to share your vision and experience in aquaponics. The Phillipines has rich and diverse history in agriculture. I see you are in Milan Italy. Have you got a system running?

Here's a pdf with instructions for breeding Black Soldier Flies. It's for a temperate to hot climate