Large commercial-style aquaponic system removed from a local greenhouse that needed more plant production space.

This is a true recirculating aquaponic system designed for both fish and vegetable production using deep water culture (DWC) raft beds.

System Overview

The system was designed so water flows naturally and efficiently:

• Water exits from the bottom of the fish tanks\
• Flows into two sediment filtration tanks\
• Filtered nutrient-rich water then moves into the large DWC raft grow bed\
• At the end of the grow bed, the plants and biological activity naturally clean/filter the water\
• The filtered water then returns back to the fish tanks

The beauty of aquaponics is the simplicity: The only regular inputs to the system are:

• Fish food\
• Chelated iron

Fish waste feeds the plants, and the plants help clean the water for the fish.

This setup can produce a significant amount of:

• Lettuce\
• Herbs\
• Leafy greens\
• Vegetables\
• Tilapia or trout

Included

• (4) approximately 150-gallon fish tanks\
• Heavy-duty galvanized steel tank stands\
• Large DWC raft grow bed frame\
• Approximately 10’ x 30’\
• (2) sediment filter tanks\
• Commercial greenhouse-grade steel framing\
• Various aquaponic components and plumbing parts

What Buyer Will Need

• New liner for grow bed\
• Foam insulation/raft boards\
• New PVC plumbing and valves\
• Final assembly and plumbing connections

Important Notes

The expensive components are already here:

• Steel grow bed structure\
• Fish tanks\
• Tank stands\
• Sediment filtration system

This is not a hobby setup — it is a commercial-scale foundation for a serious aquaponics operation, educational greenhouse, or homestead food production system.

System is currently disassembled and ready to load.

Bring a trailer.

Located in Utah County.

$4,500 OBO

Message with questions.

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I’d also recommend using:

• The full assembled grow-bed photos first\
• Then the fish tank/filter photos\
• Then the disassembled parts photos

That order helps buyers visualize the finished system before seeing the teardown parts.