Aquaponic Gardening for Beginners: Step by Step Guide to Getting Started on Raising Fish and Growing Vegetables in an Aquaponic Garden Paperback – October 14, 2014

This book has everything you need to know about aquaponic gardens. It explains what types of aquaponic systems there are what types of fish and plants can you grow and how. I think that author gives answer to every question about aquaponic.

A good read and very informative. I like this as a concept and while I have not yet implemented it, this book definitely provides a good beginners perspective and a lot of information to start with when considering setting up an aquaponic garden situation.I would recommend this for anyone looking to get into aquaponics.

I wish I had read the reviews before buying this book but as I only paid .99 cents I guess I got what I paid for.I did find it strange that there were no pictures or diagrams to entice people to want to have an aquaponics system, not even when they were giving details of building the system.The reading was easy though which always helps for the beginners.

Right fine high school composition and informative to that level of expectation. The instructions given certainly leave enough to the imagination except when he tells us to "hire a plumber".

Would qualify for a decent school level project for a 14-15 year old but not something fit for commercial sale. Sketchy, and less helpfulthan a quick internet search for information, I want my money back.

Absolutely zero diagrams to support the text and there was nothing extraordinary about the information that I had not already seen by reading several informative websites. This is a really short book with simple info.

I knew almost nothing about aquaponics before getting this book, but now I feel like I have a good grasp on things.

Some may think they can just add a pond to their yard but it's not so easy. This book gives hints and helpful information to anyone wanting to do it themselves. From installing to selecting plants and fish and even maintaining after its done.

Info is ok, but nothing you can't get with a little time online. The 'book' looks more like a photocopy of the original book, more of a booklet really. For nearly £8 I expected a real book with some useful information.