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Originally Posted by malteseproverb
There are already so many mites and fungus gnats and spiders and other things floating around my house that how could I care if I added a few more in the mix, especially if they earn their keep? I just wonder if they actually work. I have a lot of plants that would be difficult to move outdoors to treat so this would be the best option for me.
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While I can't speak for this specific instance, from a general perspective I find the predatory species approach awesome! I have horses and when I had my own home and stable I bought fly predators every summer (they are a tiny non stinging gnat wasp that lay their eggs in fly larvae cocoons, and the wasp larvae eat the developing fly, hence, no adult fly!) They were amazing, dropped the fly population in my horse stable to barely noticeable, when everyone else in the area was just swarmed.
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