diy aquaponics bell siphon
The weather has been beautiful, and so I decided it was time to start digging the planned 18" hole for my sump.
Turns out there are utility cables buried I want my sump to be. I was able to dig the sump a few inches down without interfering with the utility lines, which should be enough, if not as much as I hoped for.
Since I cant go down deep, Ive decided to ditch the sunken walkway idea and go upward instead.
The fish were in the 100 gallon tank I intend to use as the sump. In order to move the tank, I drained all but 2-3 inches of water out into the 150 gallon tank. In the process I was able to see all the fish. In addition to the minnows, there are still a surprisingly large number of blue gill and redear.
One of the blue gills looks much larger than any of the fish I plopped in the drink on March 18. Ive never seen the blue gill or redear eat food Ive tossed in the tank, so either theyve not needed food, have slurped old food/insects/leaves off the bottom when I wasnt looking, or theyve been snapping up minnows at their leisure.
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Since the permanent structure can only be 52" tall, I plan to make it so the roof can be easily and securely elevated when needed. When I get it done, Ill be posting pictures of the greenhouse with the roof in both the raised and lowered positions.
In the mean time, its just been lovely to be able to be outside in my yard during this time of year - something Ive never before bothered doing in the 14 prior springs Ive spent in this house.
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