Automated Aquaponics System Outside 3.0 - July 2023

 

Automated Aquaponics System Outside 3.0 - August 2023

Automated Aquaponics System with Vietnamese Coriander, Water Spinach and other Herbs

Automated Aquaponics System Outside 3.0 - September 2023

We are All from Uni Mother

Purpose - Turning Homes into Automated Circular Ecosystems

 

We know you are Lazy.

 

That's why our sustainability methods focus on convenience and long lasting effects.

 

At Unimother, we believe there is a reason why everyone is unsustainable. 

 

We know that daily life is already hard enough, hence why we lower the resistance and even try to save you time in maintenance work. 

 

Sustainability being superior in our eyes just must be cheaper, more efficient, healthier and sustainable for all lifeforms for a long term because everything is reused at the place it is. 

 

The mistake most people make is they are over motivated at the beginning and eager to learn. 

 

Unfortunately they don't invest that energy into things that make future sustainable efforts easy while having on going effects without constant inputs.

 

Well thought out automated systems of repeated task like laundry, rain harvesting or worm composting take some time to implement.

 

Once set you can harvest them for decades to come.

 

Overwhelming floods of information makes it hard to filter out the cream of the crop and most solutions are just not working for you if you stop putting in the effort. 

 

Unimother focuses on automation, natural solutions and biodiversity. 

 

It’s one of the least understood and least transparent aspects of the current sustainability movement. 

 

Imagine redirecting all the money and drive of climate activists into automating the sustainability process on the consumer level, maybe we could have solved the climate situation.

 

But every failure is also an opportunity to learn how to not do it.

 

We are excited to turn your home with your help into green automated circular systems utilizing all organic waste upcycling it into new food. 

 

Completely free from synthetic fertilizer, pesticides, antibiotics, fungicides, conservatives, single use plastic, transportation, deforestation, desertification, overfishing. 

 

Let’s be the role model for our children and build communities connecting on the basis of overabundance in food, taste, fragrance, rich biodiversity and mental health.

I'm Loc Huynh. For over 20 years, I've delved deep into the world of aquariums, nurturing a profound connection with aquatic life. 

From the standard goldfish tank to no-water-change algae aquariums, I have always had to change something and observe the effect. 

The end goal was always to have aquariums that are maintenance free, just feeding and watching all lifeforms like snails, worms, hydras, plants, shrimps, fish and algae prosper. 

My journey wasn't just limited to tanks and fishes; a deep-seated passion for nature and biology pushed me to self study deeper into natural habitats, documentaries and all sources available. Aquaristics taught me a lot about biological interactions and forced me to learn about lighting, nutrients and the whole chemistry behind it. 

With a solid three-year foundation in technical computer science, I've learned to merge technology with nature. 

Over the past two years, I've immersed myself in aquaponics and sustainable living and experienced countless trials and errors along the way. Stunted plant growth for months and mass deads of fish caused by overfeeding with leftovers are pains I want to protect from you.

First try of aquaponics with shrimps and chilis in soil and hydroponic clay balls

Second aquaponic system with vertilical farming and coco coir

grow medium changed to gravel stone

Ten days later

Vertical farming system changed

Experiments with onions

7 goldfish added to the previous guppys

Changed grow medium to sand

Sandponic

Plants became a dark green and grew better

Aquaponic system outside with sunlight

Aquaponic system outside with sunlight 10 days later

 Aquaponic system 2.0 with red worms

Aquaponic system 2.0 with red worms and tomato

Aquaponic system 2.0 with red worms, goldfish and guppy

Aquaponic system 2.0 with red worms, ginger, chili, rosemary and mint

Aquaponic system 2.0 with red worms, goldfish, ginger, chili, rosemary and mint

 

Aquaponic system 2.0 with red worms, goldfish, ginger, chili, rosemary and mint

Aquaponic system 2.0 Overflow with red worms, ginger, chili, rosemary and mint

 

Aquaponic system 2.0 with red worms, , goldfish, ginger, chili, rosemary and mint 2 weeks later.

 

Aquaponic system 2.0 with red worms, goldfish, ginger, chili, rosemary and mint 2 weeks later.

Self bred baby goldfish born on 7th March

Self bred baby goldfish 2 month old

 

Self bred baby goldfish 5 month old

 

Every challenge faced and lesson learned has been towards one goal: 

 

dedicating my life to uncovering tangible, accessible solutions for the urgent issues our planet faces.

 

The next milestone on the map is to automate the black soldier fly farming process. 

 

That could lead to you only having to input all kinds of organic waste and in return, get fertilizer and the prepupae maggots that you can feed your pets, chickens, fish, wild birds, or eat them yourself if you want to be really healthy.