use some pea on it. when you gotta go you gotta go.
I could not see how this could be harmful to the plant, but on the other hand it could present a problem for warm blooded organisms if the larvae mature.
A mosquito fish mainly feeds on mosquito larvae in the wild but in captivity a mosquito fish eats it's fry or leaves off of plants
No. Mosquito larvae graze over plant and rock matter in the water and eat bacteria and algae. Butterfly larvae eat plants on land.
Well they do NOT eat Mosquito s, they usually don't eat once adults they just breed and die, if they do eat they eat nectar. As larvae they eat what most larvae do, roots and other vegetation in the soil.
Lanzones, Guyabano are examples of Mosquito killer plants
Yes, bladderworts (Utricularia spp) can eat bugs but no, they do not eat plants. The carnivorous plants in question trap juvenile fishes, mosquito larvae, nematodes, protozoa, rotifers, tadpoles, and water fleas in order to introduce into their diets nutrients which are unavailable in the soil.
A mosquito fish is a consumer. It is consumer because it eats elodea or other plants. Mosquito fish are herbivores. Meaning they only eat plants.
TADPOLES
no. but moth larvae does
the dangerous insect is the insect which harmful the plants,animals &human but there is some insects which harmful the plant but cant harmful animal &human or can harmful human but help plants to do any thing like for example the bee it harmful human but its helping plants
Mosquito larvae, commonly known as wrigglers or wigglers, feed on bacteria, algae and microscopic animals.
Ozone and heavy metals are harmful to plants.