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Designed and manufactured in the USA Includes everything you need to get started: Fish tank and gravel Organic seeds and grow stones Coupon for a betta fish Silent, submersible water pump This closed-loop ecosystem is powered by auqaponics — the combination of aquaculture (or fish farming), with hydroponics (or growing plants in nutrient-rich water). Here's how the self-cleaning cycle works: Your fish produces nutrient-rich waste. In regular aquariums the nutrient-rich waste builds up and becomes harmful to your fish. In this Deluxe Water Garden, the plants are continually taking up these nutrients as food to grow. The clean filtered water drops back down to your fish, and the cycle continues! Shipping Note: Shipping to Alaska, Hawaii, PO Boxes, and APO addresses is not available for this item Warranty: 90 Day Woot Limited Warranty Back to the Roots Deluxe Water Garden Self-Cleaning Fish Tank Speed to First Woot: Last Wooter to Woot:

Percentage of Sales Per HourIf you have a certain household item, it just may become an aid in making your houseplants flourish, while cutting back on wasted water, too. Basic aquarium care includes periodically changing portions of the fish tank’s water. Depending on the tank’s size, contents, filter and other factors, water changes may be needed monthly, weekly or several times a week. In many cases the water removed from the tank can be applied to house or garden plants rather than poured down the drain. Water changes are done to a fish tank to remove excess chemicals and other materials that could harm the fish if allowed to build up. Those very materials are beneficial to plants.Aquarium water accumulates nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and ammonia, plus beneficial micro-organisms that process these materials. You may recognize these as ingredients in plant fertilizer and soil amendments. While it’s important to follow the timing and dosage instructions on packaged plant food, if you’re changing your fish-tank water regularly, it will be dilute enough to apply to your plants every time you water them.

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