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cherry red larvae
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Posted by luvdogs z10? AZ (My Page) on Wed, Jul 6, 05 at 11:48
| I was cleaning out a stock tank that holds water for horses (so it has hay dropped in it a lot). There were tiny cherry red worms in there. I assume it's some sort of larvae. Anyone know?
vicky |
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RE: cherry red larvae
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| I hope you've called your vet about this by now!! |
RE: cherry red larvae
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| I just found some worms like that in my rainbarrel -- lots of them. They are 1-2 cm long and the color of spider mites or deeper red than that. This rain barrel is a bit nasty as it's full of yellow goop coming off the gutters which are full of maple seeds. (I just bought this house and the guy doing the roof job for me is not available yet.) I never saw this in my rainbarrels at the other place for 3 years. |
RE: cherry red larvae
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| I'm in England but we get red worm like larvae about 15mm long which are 'bloodworms' or midgy larvae, the brown ones are mosquitos. They hatch in still water after around 4 days and feed off debris. |
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