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where i am the grass hoppers have just finished breeding and i am left to fight off the hundreds of mini invaders although suffering many casualties( to my archer fish, who i feed them to) the little buggers keep coming i need a weapon my harvest depends upon it please if you have a solution dont hold back i will be knee deep in the buggers soon cause they love mull as much as i do | ||
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![]() | I had a war with those buggers at a plot last summer,really tried my patience! A soapy repellent may work for a time,as for a more permanent solution you could construct a,say,three foot high mesh fence widely around the perimetre of the plant.They cant jump too high. Any insect repellent may work tho,you'lle have to check that out. Cheers | ||
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![]() | soap it is then i will repel them with soap it is very entertaining when i feed a grasshopper to my fish, i make it shoot them down b4 he can eat them. i recommend an archer fish to any stoner very entertaining pest control Last edited by biologist; 11-26-2001 at 11:18 PM.. | ||
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![]() | i come from a land down under i have been walking around my yard finding predatory bugs like assasin beetles i think i might be getting on top of the invasion what other fish you got fern i also got bass cod rainbows and fat ill tempered purple spotted gudgeons (highly recommended) | ||
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![]() | Hey Biologist Im from up north Im currently breeding angelfish and neon tetras mainly because a friend told me it was impossible Ive proved him wrong and will be selling about 70 soon. Ive got 3 tanks for the archers but currently they are in the wild so to speak. I can catch and release my fish into the creek on my property. Ive seen a few forums for archerfish in the usa, but they are hopeless. they say keep your fish at 27 celicius thats crap, my fish change form 18-40 celcius they are flushed by saltwater regularly and can handle rapid climatic change. Ive got really good breeding tips if your interested as to date no one has bred them in capitivity i have............ what kind do you have ive got toxotes jaculatrix & toxotes chatareus | ||
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![]() | jaculatrix i think little smart arse of a thing spits at people out of the tank sometimes I am breeding purple spotted gudgeons i should have about 1000 fry by the end of summer id like to see archers in their natural habitat it must be cool being able to catch them and stock up we catch fresh water stone fish down here south half of qld. i have caught just about all the fish i own have you had any archers breed on your property i reckon it would be awsome to see hundreds of the little buggers | ||
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