Enhanced food security by aquaponics addresses the issue of growing food through a scientifically-proven method. As our global population continues to grow day by day, the need to feed it has become a monumental challenge. It is a sad scenario that has been fronted by people who have forgotten how to work with nature and recycle waste. In aquaponic for beginners you will discover: ¿ The advantages and the disadvantages of an aquaponic garden; ¿ What systems are right for you to build the aquaponic garden; ¿ The right planning of the aquaponics garden according to your needs; ¿ The best fish to breed in your aquaponic garden; ¿ The best plants to grow in your aquaponic garden; ¿ The correct water cycle and the correct lights that you have to use to satisfact the needs of your aquaponic garden; ¿ To maintain and prevent problems inherent in your aquaponic garden; ¿ And much more... All hydroponic systems have a few things in common. The plants are rooted in a growing medium of some sort, typically fiberglass or clay pellets. This medium provides structural support, but no nutrients. The plants are then fed a nutrient solution, in such a way that the roots get all the water and nutrients that they need and enough air to avoid suffocation and decay.