Are leeches bad news in a small wildlife pond? All I seem to have are
water beetles and lots of leeches.

Thanks,

Floyd

http://www.technofreak.com

Are leeches bad news in a small wildlife pond? All I seem to have are
water beetles and lots of leeches.


Most healthy ponds have them....almost all are non blood suckers, and live in
the plants. the fish love to eat them. Jerri

http://www.fringeweb.com/Ponds/JerrisPond

Thanks. Looks like something's going OK for once.

Floyd

On 21 May 2003 00:49:51 GMT, (Jerrispond) wrote:

Are leeches bad news in a small wildlife pond? All I seem to have are
water beetles and lots of leeches.


Most healthy ponds have them....almost all are non blood suckers, and live in
the plants. the fish love to eat them. Jerri

http://www.fringeweb.com/Ponds/JerrisPond


http://www.technofreak.com

"Jerrispond" wrote in message
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Are leeches bad news in a small wildlife pond? All I seem to have are
water beetles and lots of leeches.


Most healthy ponds have them....almost all are non blood suckers, and live
in
the plants. the fish love to eat them. Jerri

I would agree. Leeches look bad and I always go `UH...................` but
they are proberly ok. If you had blood sucking one`s and alot of them then
it could be a problem to the fish.

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SEE YER..
IAN P. GARDNER
SOUTH ENGLAND
ISLE OF WIGHT.
www.gardner44.freeserve.co.uk

` but
they are proberly ok. If you had blood sucking one`s and alot of them then
it could be a problem to the fish.


I think if they were the blood suckers, he would have seen them or sores on the
fish Jerri

http://www.fringeweb.com/Ponds/JerrisPond

"Jerrispond" wrote in message
...
` but
they are proberly ok. If you had blood sucking one`s and alot of them
then
it could be a problem to the fish.


I think if they were the blood suckers, he would have seen them or sores
on the
fish Jerri

I thought All leaches were bloodsuckers?
--
SEE YER..
IAN P. GARDNER
SOUTH ENGLAND
ISLE OF WIGHT.
www.gardner44.freeserve.co.uk