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| Author: | Curnow [ Apr 27th, '09, 17:56 ] |
| Post subject: | Mozzie Larvae |
G'Day Gang, We are having a problem with mozzie larvae. Can anyone suggest a small fish species that will 1: control the mozzie larvae 2: survive in a pool with yabbies There is a small creek nearby that will have minnows so I am guessing they might be the best bet. Cheers Dennis |
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| Author: | Outbackozzie [ Apr 27th, '09, 18:05 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Mozzie Larvae |
Pygmy Perch |
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| Author: | Jaymie [ Apr 27th, '09, 18:18 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Mozzie Larvae |
most native rainbow fish will eat wrigglers |
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| Author: | grunta [ Apr 27th, '09, 19:39 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Mozzie Larvae |
gambouzies, that's no doubt the wrong spelling, but they will take care of your wriggler's and they are good to feed to other fish like perch, trout and small barra. |
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| Author: | Burnsy [ Apr 27th, '09, 19:56 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Mozzie Larvae |
Curnow wrote: G'Day Gang, We are having a problem with mozzie larvae. Can anyone suggest a small fish species that will 1: control the mozzie larvae 2: survive in a pool with yabbies There is a small creek nearby that will have minnows so I am guessing they might be the best bet. Cheers Dennis Get the minows from the creek nearby, they ar probably gambusia (mosquito fish) but if they arn't you don't want to go introducing them into the area, they are pest and should not be transported or relocated so use what you have locally just in case they are native. |
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