Waterhole 3 today, UGH!

[FW]

Word on the street says there will likely be an article on hydrilla in one of the upcoming CDS magazines for anyone looking for more info. I hear the photos are absolutely superb.

I wonder who the photographer was?

[SuPrBuGmAn]

I dunno, but he's apparently superb, and sexy too.

[ianr33]

And modest as well!

[sskasser]

I dunno, but he's apparently superb, and sexy too.

Does he give autographs? Make guest appearances? SWOOOOOOOOOONNNNN!!!! >>>>breathlessly awaiting my copy<<<<

[Tegg]

Matt... I did not write the article or take the pictures. Sorry, but you are incorrect. It must be someone else.

[SuPrBuGmAn]

And modest as well!

I think thats his middle name.

Matt... I did not write the article or take the pictures. Sorry, but you are incorrect. It must be someone else.

Joe Modest Tegg, you don't say?

Hrm.

[Greenwood_60]

This is interesting:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grass_carp

Additional data on implementation:
http://msucares.com/wildfish/fisheri...rasscarp4.html

Anyone have any idea on if the state (or anyone else that matters) would OK stocking certified triploid Grass Carp?

[SuPrBuGmAn]

Grass Carp come with their own problems, they end up eating about everything... including all the native fish's food.

[FW]

...Anyone have any idea on if the state (or anyone else that matters) would OK stocking certified triploid Grass Carp?

Hmmm, first the British imported rabbits into Australia for food, then ferrets, and wolves to deal with the rabbits....
It all got out of hand there, will we ever learn?

[Greenwood_60]

The major difference is these would be unable to reproduce. From the stock rates, it seems a fish or two could keep the smaller basins pretty clear. I wonder if they eat duckweed... that would be a problem.