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21-06-2003, 01:45 PM
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pond life worth keeping?
have a 450 litre filtered pond in its first year. underneath each lily leaf
are numerous clear jellylike cylinders 3-4 cm long which are obviously new life of some kind. the pond otherwise contains iris, oxygenators, 2 goldfisha nd 2 shebunkins. Any ideas what creature lays such a thing-want to keep them if not harmful but whatever it is eats the lily leaves! thanks |
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