Finally... kills the invasive Zebra mussels and does not harm the other species of mussels, any part of the food chain or the environment!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PBvqpXbeq5Q
http://www.marronebioinnovations.com...rand/zequanox/
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Finally... kills the invasive Zebra mussels and does not harm the other species of mussels, any part of the food chain or the environment!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PBvqpXbeq5Q
http://www.marronebioinnovations.com...rand/zequanox/
Certainly interesting if they have figured out a way to specifically target Zebra Mussels while leaving the native mussel species and other fish or invertebrates out of the line of fire.
Yep.
I'm surprised this isn't front page news. At least on COE websites, Bass or fishing and lake forums.
On my home lake, Lake Lavon... or should I say the NTMWD (North Texas Municipal Water District) just spent $300 million dollars to build a huge 46 mile pipe line to bring water - around - Lake Lavon into the water treatment plant... just to avoid having ZM from Lake Texoma pumped into Lake Lavon.
https://ntmwd.com/texoma_extension.html
http://www.nbcdfw.com/weather/storie...134638753.html
I'm sure $300,000,000 would buy a lot of Zequanox. :twocents :biggrin
that is great news!!!! I hope it all works out for the good!!!
Me too!Quote:
Originally Posted by chucktx
We have a very fertile home lake. It is due to the phytoplankton which feeds the shad (great forage base) and the fry. We have gillions of shad in our lake.
If the ZM suck it all up and make the lake clear.... no Bueno.