State and Federal Wildlife Officials Would Like You to Please Destroy Your Moss Balls - Route Fifty

Invasive zebra mussels have been found in aquarium moss balls in at least 21 states. Wildlife officials say the balls must be destroyed to prevent the fast-multiplying mollusk from spreading.

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UPDATE to Consumer Alert: Aquarium Moss Balls May Contain Invasive Zebra Mussels - N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission

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DNR: destroy your moss balls, but please don't flush them

The U.S. Government Is Begging You to Destroy Moss Balls - Atlas Obscura

2022 Kansas Fishing Regulations Summary by Kansas Department of Wildlife & Parks - Issuu

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