Oh really? Why is that? I was just mentioning to K30 the other day that I
had put a partial dunk in a rubber container and the mosquito larvae were
still thriving after 48 hours. Put in the Bits and all dead in 12-24. What
is the difference, do you know? ~ jan

On Mon, 19 Jul 2004 03:09:32 GMT, GD wrote:

Mosquito Bits can kill within 24 hours. Mosquito Dunks take longer.
Both products used together offer fast, long-term control, lasting up
to about a month per treatment. EPA approved, etc.

(Ka30P) wrote:


They could be many different kinds of lavra
(over 5,000 insects spend part or all of their lives in water!) but to be on
the safe side you can add a Mosquito Dunk or Mosquito Bits
(since West Nile showed up they are widely available now) - if they are
mosquito larva they'll be dead in 24 hours.


(Do you know where your water quality is?)