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Killing Mosquito Larva in Outdoor Tanks?

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Is there anything that can be added to the water of large outdoor stock tanks that kills mosquito larvae, and that is not harmful to the turtles?
 
snowgyre said:
Just be careful that your tanks don't overflow and introduce the mosquitofish to other waters, it's against Wisconsin law to introduce or stock mosquitofish because they're a nonnative predator.

http://dnr.wi.gov/fish/faq/westnile.htm
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:iagree:

IMO It's not worth it having them in an outdoor stock tank. With non stagnant water ( aka filtration and the such) you won't even have to worry about them. My vote is against, but it is your tank :)
 
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