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Comments10/5/2006 11:40:08 AMNona said: A method of controlling mosquitos around a pond that I have found very effective is to scrub rocks with a brush to dislodge the larvae attached there, so as to allow them to float freely and be eaten by fish. Large smooth rocks becone covered with the mosquito larvae and can be easily dislodged in this way. I also dislodge them fron small rocks that can't be effectively scrubbed with a brush by useing a garden hose with a sharp spray nozzle to spry the small stones and pebbles thereby flushing them into the pond. Try it, it works very well.
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