12-28-2014, 12:12 PM
I built a small pond for our Muscovy ducks, but unfortunately I had to fence the ducks away from the pond to keep our dog away from them. I looked at the pond today and it looked to be full of shrimp! I googled the image and they are not shrimp. They are dragonfly larvae. It is a small pond made out of a blue tarp in a depression I made and it has a ton of them!
Dragonfly larvae are great because they eat mosquito larvae. Adult dragonflies are great because they eat adult mosquitoes and any other insect that they are physically capable of devouring. I am excited to have a small pond full of dragonfly larvae.
So here is my question. What can I do to not screw this up?
Dragonfly larvae are great because they eat mosquito larvae. Adult dragonflies are great because they eat adult mosquitoes and any other insect that they are physically capable of devouring. I am excited to have a small pond full of dragonfly larvae.
So here is my question. What can I do to not screw this up?