Aquaponics for Beginners: How to Build your own Aquaponic Garden that will Grow Organic Vegetables

Written with a goid teaching style; with clumsy illustrations. Starts as a simple read. By the end of third chapter i thought i was an expert. Then you get into the more technical aspects of the subject. Once i have reread the book a few times i will get my head around the maths!The book focuses on Tilapia as the fish in use, which is not very popular in UK at the moment. I am starting with rainbow trout. So and not a direct out of book experience.The book has given me enough confidence to make a start using an extended IBC based system.

Great book to get an understanding of aqua Pontic systems for first timers

This is full of useful information and, as I set up my own system, I turn to it religiously. I have a couple of other books, all more expensive, but none as easy to understand as this. Definitely worth buying. This book is obviously self-published (good for you) but what lets it down is the appalling number of spelling mistakes (literally hundreds) and the fairly bad grammar (okay, he is a Yank and I'm a Brit, so grammar will differ a little). I will often need to read a paragraph two or three times to understand what he is saying. If I had written this I would have proof read it a few times and then got friends to do the same. However, despite this, if you are going the aquaponics route then buy this book.....it is worth your money.

Highly informative and easy to follow for anyone who understands the basics

Great

Not really any pictures

It look good but I will not read it yet but it dose look grear