 Invasive mussels may halt Asian carp spreadScience | 207881 hits | Sep 29 8:08 am | Posted by: wildrosegirl  If huge, hungry Asian carp reach Lake Michigan, their long-dreaded invasion may turn out to be less ferocious than once expected, because a tiny competitor is gobbling up their primary food source, some Great Lakes researchers say.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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I'm told the Carpa are a garbage fish that you really can't or don't want to eat.
I wonder if scientist could come up with very selective poisons that could take out those ugle looking carp and the quagga mussles, although they would be hard to target.
I'm told the Carpa are a garbage fish that you really can't or don't want to eat.
It depends. I'm not sure about Asian carp but I've had carp that was deeeeeelicious. You just have to be VERY careful when you clean 'em. If you even barely nick the mudline, the meat becomes garbage.
I wonder if scientist could come up with very selective poisons that could take out those ugle looking carp and the quagga mussles, although they would be hard to target.
I'm told the Carpa are a garbage fish that you really can't or don't want to eat.
It depends. I'm not sure about Asian carp but I've had carp that was deeeeeelicious. You just have to be VERY careful when you clean 'em. If you even barely nick the mudline, the meat becomes garbage.
Just let the Chinese loose on them - problem solved in no time.
Don't these have mussles have some natural enemies that can eat can be introduced to feed on them?
Yep.