This way of aquaculture combines conventional aquaculture with hydroponic agriculture. All you need to get your own aquaponics system going is a fish tank, fish, plants or plant seeds, plant pots, seeding trays, mosquitofish, wooden grow bed, a water pump to send the water to and from the plant, PVC pipes, and a purifier to return it to the fish and some growing media for your plants. Many plants do well in aquaponics than in other environments for example; Tomatoes, Leafy Lettuce, Watercress, Peppers (depends on the time of the year), Cucumbers, Cauliflower, Cabbage, Strawberries, Onions, Radishes, and Asparagus. The best fish for aquaponics is bluegill/bream, sunfish, crappie, koi, fancy goldfish, and pacu. To summaries the process of aquaponics, the fish produce waste. Then microbes and worms convert waste into fertilizer/ nitrate for plants. Lastly, plants filter water that soon gets purified and returns to fish.