----- Original Message From: Frank Teuton
> Would you care to quantify that a bit, say talking about how many gallons,
> what sizes of tubing/devices, compost and nutrient amounts? Oh yes, and
what
> exactly is a 'good aquarium pump' for 200-400 gallons of teamaking?
>
Hi Frank
That would be one helluva aquarium pump I reckon!
I make a "brew" - (not compost tea but there's some compost in as
feedstock) -just a microbial brew - and getting enough air in is a big
problem. I usually make 4 to 500 gallons in a old milk tank and a ten cubic
foot /minute air compressor was not up to it We got reasonable results
recirculating the whole lot with a submersible trash pump injecting back
into the tank. Plan "B" is to put a three tier flow form running back into
the tank (lack of funds is presently interfering with the implementation of
plan "B"). I would be real pleased to hear any other suggestions. I am
thinking Jose's system is worth a look?
Cheers
Lloyd Charles
