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Do you have a pump in your pond? My understanding is that mosquitoes need
*still* water for the eggs to hatch. (Some of the worst offenders are things like flowerpot saucers, tarps where water can collect, underused birdbaths, etc. where water can stand -- often unnoticed.) I don't know how to address the "rat" issues, since I can't imagine why anyone would think that a pond would contribute to the rat population anyway. Anne Lurie Raleigh, NC "Bulldog" wrote in message ... Our neighbors complained that my pond is breeding mosquitoes and rats. Does anyone have articles saying this is a myth? As far as larvae and eggs go, I don't see any. In fact, my theory is that the pond is a trap. Mosquitoes might lay eggs but the fish eat them. This is serious and I hope someone has some ready documentation. |
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