Basically, aquaponics refers to the relationship between water, aquatic organisms, bacteria, nutritional dynamics, and plants. Basically, these systems can grow together in water areas worldwide.  Certainly, aquaponic growing methods have many positive benefits and outcomes. First, they are environmentally responsible.  Second, they require little or no chemical usage. Third, they require less physical space in comparison to traditional agriculture. Therefore, it is easy to see there are many benefits of this growing system.  However, there are also downsides.  For example, aquaponic parasites are one such downside. 

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