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Do fish die in aquaponics?

Asked: Jeff Van Remortel, Last Updated:

Dead fish happens in an aquaponics system sometimes, but if there's more than one dead fish in your system, you need to check your system. The first you need to check is the ammonia level. Too much ammonia can kill your fish, so you need to check your ammonia levels regularly.

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  • How long does it take to purge crawfish?

    Purging Without Salt. If you choose not to use salt, simply fill up the tub with water and let the crawfish sit in the water for 5 to 10 minutes. You can give them an occasional stir to help loose dirt and grime.

  • Can I feed my Axolotl frozen shrimp?

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    In crayfish, for example, maternal females (those bearing eggs or juveniles) may be much more aggressive than non-maternal females (Figler et al., 1995b) in the spring when juvenile quality and survival contributes directly to female fitness.

  • Why is Alaskan pollock used in fast food?

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