DENVER (CBS4)- Colorado Parks and Wildlife is urging pet stores to remove a product that contains invasive mussels. Zebra mussels have been found in Betta Buddy Marimo Balls. The moss balls are used ...
Several state wildlife agencies are warning that invasive zebra mussels have been found in Betta Buddy Marimo Balls — moss plants for aquariums. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Several wildlife ...
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An invasive species of mollusk that is known to disrupt food chains and drinking water systems has been discovered in the U.S. attached to an aquarium moss plant, with pet stores and consumers urged ...
These marauding mollusks breed quickly and can wreak havoc on natural waterways. Recent, unexpected sightings in Northwest pet stores have wildlife officials sounding the alarm. “It would be ...
Invasive zebra mussels have been found inside a type of algae ball that is a popular aquarium addition, and wildlife agencies are urging owners to kill the balls and disinfect their aquarium. A zebra ...
Wildlife agencies in Oregon and Washington are urging pet stores to remove "Betta Buddy Marimo Ball," a popular moss plant for aquariums, from their shelves after unexpectedly discovering invasive ...
Talk about an unsung hero. An as-yet-undisclosed employee at a Seattle PetCo store is being credited with alerting officials about a potential ecological disaster. The employee discovered zebra ...
Invasive zebra mussels have been found inside a type of algae ball that is a popular aquarium addition, and wildlife agencies are urging owners to kill the balls and disinfect their aquarium. Alerts ...
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