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Old 29-03-2007, 03:21 AM posted to rec.ponds.moderated
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Reel McKoi wrote:

"Kurt" wrote in message
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"Reel McKoi" wrote:

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"Phyllis and Jim" wrote:
Hi Nick! Nice to have you here.

Thanks Jim. It's kinda sad for me, with my fish having died. I
dunno what
to do to keep my pond from turning into a mosquito farm..
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A few dozen inexpensive rosy reds or goldfish should take care of that
problem.



My experience is that goldfish don't want to eat mosquito larvae if
there is anything else to eat. Don't know what area you live in but our
county provides free mosquitofish for anyone who asks.


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I'm in middle TN. My experience is that anything with either goldfish
or rosy reds has been free of mosquito larvae. :-) YMMV.


I was always amazed with my little 300g pond has 650 g/h pump, number of
gold fish and different type of "aquarium" fish and their various fry
along with the invertebrate type predators and would still see the
occasional adult mosquito emerge from pupation. Definitely not problem
numbers, just the occasional to complete the aqua micro environment out
there.

Lar

 
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