Christopher, a former banker, and his wife Anya turned to home aquaponics after losing their jobs in the 2008 financial crisis. They now run a successful business supplying fish fry and teaching aquaponics to disadvantaged communities in New York. The setup requires minimal investment and resources, and the benefits extend beyond economic gains, offering educational opportunities and community engagement.

What prompted Christopher and Anya to start their home aquaponics venture?

• A desire to start a new hobby

• The loss of their jobs in 2008

• An interest in marine biology

• A need to reduce their carbon footprint

What is one of the main challenges Christopher and Anya face with their aquaponics business?

• Finding enough space for expansion

• Keeping up with the high demand for fish fry

• Dealing with frequent equipment failures

• Competing with large fish farms

What is required to start a basic home aquaponics system according to the video?

• A team of experts to manage the system

• Expensive filtration systems

• A water tank, oxygen pump, and fish fry

• A large backyard and a greenhouse

How does Anya view the educational aspect of their aquaponics project?

• As a temporary activity until they find new jobs

• As a way to make extra money

• As a method to teach children about food origins

• As a complex subject only for adults

What is one of the social benefits mentioned in the video about sharing the fish produced?

• It creates opportunities for community gatherings

• It helps reduce neighborhood noise

• It allows for international trade

• It leads to less waste in the community