Aquaponics for Beginners: The Ultimate Crash Course Guide to Learning How to Grow Vegetables and Raise Fish in 30 Minutes or Less! (Aquaponics - Aquaponics ... - Aquaponics Gardening - Aquaponic Farming)

Great bit of information here, specially for someone like me who likes to garden. Its just cool to grow vegetables and fruits with fish, at least a 'wow' factor good or bad. This is a great guide to get started indoor or out, not as hard as one would think. Bonus for me because I wanted to make a small pond and this is perfect guide to start that project off, now by the garden. May even try growing rice, lol.

It is an excellent book for every novice in aquaponics business. I have learned a lot from this book such as how to choose the right kind of plants and fish breed that will work well in our very own aquaponic system. All the things we need to know about aquaponics are clearly-explained with this awesome book.

Needs editing and pictures. With pictures showing system setup I may have added a third star. There are many much better books out there.

Very very basic information. Not bad but could use a little pizazz in the writing.

Typical "copied and pasted" information from other people's work and not from the "author's" own knowledge. In places, it even reads like a bad translation from some other language to English. Also the author is apparently clueless enough to think that there are "warm blooded" fish you can raise. That would be difficult since the first truly warm blooded, or "endothermic" fish (Moonfish) was JUST DISCOVERED to be so. It is a Pacific deep-water fish so you will not be raising them in your aquaponics project. (Some tuna and sharks can warm their muscles - but it is not the same).So basically, nothing new or revolutionary or even all that educational here that you couldn't surpass with a simple Bing or Google search.Good thing it was free or I would be demanding my money back!

I was looking for more information than a couple pages. on line than what the book could tell me. Read more

It is a great beginners pamphlet on how to start aquaponics but I wish it had an actual drawing on how to set it up

Short on detail. More of an overview than the ultimate crash course