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Hey, so my brother and I have been digging into aquaponics and I've stumbled upon something that's got me concerned. The fish in these systems often seem to be neglected when it comes to space. I mean, you see goldfish in tiny aquariums and trout or tilapia in bins, which isn't ideal. This isn't the case everywhere, but it's pretty common from what I've seen. Got any thoughts on this?

I've come across similar concerns as well. It's quite disturbing, to be honest, seeing fish cramped in small spaces. The welfare of these animals should be a top priority in aquaponics.

I think the problem lies with people who are mainly interested in the gardening side of aquaponics - they often don't put in the time to research proper fish care.

Even pros who do this for a living seem to neglect fish space, they're all about raising them for food and cover every other aspect, but somehow space gets barely a thought. If my brother ever started an aquaponics system, I'd make sure the fish have enough room to thrive.

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