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  • Fri Nov 19 2004

    An Unwelcome Diet of Fish

    what is a good way to control the blue heron from eating your fish from your pond. thanks joe vasquez
    Submitted by joe, CA

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  • Fri Oct 10 2003

    Pesticides and Fish

    Hi, I am the general manager of Good Riddance Inc in Buffalo, NY. My question has to do with insecticides that are non-toxic to fish. Is there a residual insecticide that can be used as a space spray and/or spot treatment, within a sewage treatment plant. Areas to be treating include rooms that contain water that is nearly ready to be released into Lake Erie. Treatments are for spiders and...
    Submitted by Robert, NY

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