That's awesome, rah.
The end game, apart from building our own full aquaponic farm, will be to supply community workshops with the details so that we can help under privileged communities be more self sufficient.
This project has been in the works for about 4 years. Starting with research and experimenting with hydroponics (initially just with chillies and certain medicinal plants). While we were busy with that we started researching aquaponics, what types of fish to use, other animals that can be introduced, caring for the fish etc. So really the info came from probably a hundred different sources from "complete idiots guide" to blogs and online gardening and fish enthusiast (those guys are weird) communities to actually going out to farmers and fish handlers. There's no one place that I can say THAT is where we got the bulk of our info.