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Wondering if I should be concerned. Thanks.
Anyone recognize this larvae?
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Wondering if I should be concerned. Thanks.
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Looks like a catapillar, but I’m no expert. Also, more pictures from different angles might help.
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I wondered if it might be dragonfly, since we had a few visiting for a week or two. Hope not. I like them but I've read bad things about their early stages.
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The dragon fly larvae do snack on small fry, eggs, tads if they can catch them, but to me it is natures balance. I don't worry about it.
That does not look like dragon fly larvae.
That does not look like dragon fly larvae.
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Thanks for the replies. We do have a neighbors tree that drops leaves and found these in the skimmer so it could possibly be caterpillar. We are trying to get used to all the uninvited guests, I know that's part of the experience. Just get paranoid at all the creepies we see.