Damn Mosquito larvae are invincible

[Leros]

Can you drain and start over?

 

[Xylitol]

Originally posted by: 0roo0roo
what i need is a heating element, sort of lie those cooking ones that are like a cooking coil but in rod form with handle. a giant one to stick into a pond and raise the temperature till they boil alive

i'd use fire but theres vegetation around the edge

how about reading the posts above you if you really want to solve this problem
(I'm assuming that this is a thread that you want to SERIOUSLY know how to remove the larvae)

 

[0roo0roo]

Originally posted by: mpitts
People here are great.

OP asks for help with problem

OP receives reasonable answer to problem

OP ignores reasonable answer to problem and proceeds with own non-working solution

Next post by OP should be a complaint about how "nothing is working".

its lazy sunday, op no wanna go to the store! plus i was looking for a folksy solution, you know how like you can kill slugs with salt. going to the store is kinda um.. derrr.

so yes, they mostly still live, i see a few bodies, but salt/dish detergent/laundry detergent/softner/ajax/bleach have not killed them
go figure.

as for the dunks, it maybe too late because of all the other stuff i put in it. the bacteria you mentioned may not survive?

i'm just probably going to scoop it out.


as for the bees, thats sad. i like honey. course if they were africanized, then they were playing with fire..literally and figuratively. those kinds deserve to die.

 

[FoBoT]

insecticide
or
fish

 

[OSX]

Sodium and water FTW!

 

[Compton]

Start using the pond as an outhouse. They'll eventually die.

 

[Staples]

Put some chlorine in there.

A week ago, there was an episode of Dirty Jobs. The guy uses a certain type of fish that eat them.