Growing prawns in aquaponics

I thought the reason why you would want prawns is to eat them I like shell fish more then fish personally I was thinking that Crayfish would be a good option would it be safe to eat home raised crystal shrimp

Are these prawns different to shrimp? They look just like shrimp but without nippers

I thought this was a great video!

Are there glass shrimp northern parts of America I live in New York

Thank you sir for the explaining. 🙏

How you hatch baby prawn seeds for over 18 days survival for fresh water prawn

Excellent video and thanks for sharing. I do have one recommendation. Anytime you introduce new life to your closed loop ecosystem, you should quarantine it for at least 30 days. That way you prevent the possibility of introducing unwanted parasites, pests, or sicknesses. I always quarantine and have a UV sterilizer on the quarantine tank to kill unwanted parasites.

Heyaa fellow Frenchy. Because of the chlordécone pollution on my island (Martinique) I developed an interest in aquaponics, If I make a pound shouldn't I be worried about cane toad tadpole devouring all my prawns and small fish? They're not as rampant or problematic than in Australia but they're the same animals...

This makes me wanna watch District 9.

Thanks for this info, I have a medium sized aquaphonic system... I have a questions:
Will I have a problem with a plastic Bodum lagoon?... Can they damage plastic?
Greetings from Brazil and congratulations with your system!

so many fish are belly up, but i liked to see all the anymals up close

Very informative and I love your accent.

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How do you keep them from getting sucked up in the pumps & filter?

Great video

Hey, do you know wich species are the prawns you put in your pond?

Best regards from Germany

Was going to suggest the Yabby - however they will probably eat the fish, escape and/or burrow depending on your setup. They are very hardy and tolerate wide temp range and also are local species in Victoria (pretty much everywhere) and more of a meal too....

In my system I also had fresh water mussels to filter the water as well but my crayfish ate them all (sadly).

Where did you find them?

Which lake around Melbourne has such tiny prawns? Which did you visit?

This was great. I think i'm getting me some prawns

Hello, what are the temperatures for this and what kind would you recommend for temperatures around 18 Celsius and below? Thanks.

I enjoyed the information and gave me great ideas. I would like to know more about your setup and design, like water pond capacity, pumps, how do you cope with rainfall, do you have any solids removal filtration system. The garden is beautiful and the idea behind as well 👍

Can you just control the temperature of the water, with the fresh water species? I was thinking of a chiller or heating method.

It taste gud doe?

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Salt water aquaponics dr. Sebi sea moss and salt water prawns! 😀

Could u do triple layer aquaponics? Yeah u just mentioned the fish eating the prawns that's is what I was thinking would happen

Wow i see prawns for sale at $45 a lb👀

true , my garden pond is just two year old still learning about it, I first tried putting salty water shrimp from the beach and they died right away , then I buy some fresh water shrimp from the aquarium center and now I don't know if they multipy or got eaten by the fish already, do they get big too or stay small just like that? I notice my fish is not anymore interested with fish food

unreal amazing job

I was interested in breeding edible prawn in an aquaponics system

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How big is your yard space used for the aquaponics system? Can you help people design and implement their aquaponics system?

Fascinating. Now I need to collect fish/prawns from my area. I’m afraid I’m going to need an expert to go with me so I don’t introduce a predator by mistake. I wonder how the long the fish can breathe in that bucket while I look each one up online?

They are freshwater shrimp Paratya australiesis. Very common in natural ponds, lakes and streams.

I am not watching porn, I am watching prawns...why are you frenchmen so sensual about everything? lol

That’s really cool. I kept Florida ghost shrimp in my slightly salty (brackish) spotted and figure eight puffer tank…. They multiply like crazy if they have habitat to hide in, which they will in your system. I wonder if those shrimp would live in colder 5-10 degree C systems? I’ll google it…

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❤❤❤ I am from india I have lot off natural brackish water land Fishary, see my cold water prawn& my Black Tigar Shrimp

Very informative video, subscribed

hi how can i get hold of some eggs to start mt own bissness

do you have any plant structure for the shrimp to hide in? if so what aquarium plants do you use

I would actually argue that these are Prawns. This looks like Portugal. I would say these shrimp. Prawns become a lot bigger than the ones you caught & have claws right from the beginning. These I think are iberian river shrimp, Atyaephyra desmarestii. We have a lot in rivers in Portugal. We also have Lousiana Crayfish or Prawns Procambarus Clarkii. But these look a lot like shrimp. Much Love, Karsten

Always love your videos!

Thank You. We live in Alaska, on a lake, although it's frozen half the year, it has an abundance of life. 😊

So there is no eatable coldwater prawn? I mean which is a decent size

This is very inspiring. Thank you!