Crestie Pic if your interested?

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   I was cleaning the garden pond today, I was aware I had GCN in the pond, 

but only ever seen young ones. I have in the past rescued babies by bringing 

them into the shed, in a tank until they are almost ready to leave the water.  

I have an incredible amount of dragonfly larvae in the said pond and few 

tadpoles and young newts seem to survive you see. Anyways I found an 

adult today whilst cleaning, saw at least one other that slipped away. If this 

is one of the ones I returned to the pond in late 2007, its grown well to date! 

there are a lot of smooth and palmate in the pond so this one probably ate 

his way to this size quickly. 

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martin g Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Member Joined: 04 Jul 2006 Location: United Kingdom Status: Offline Points: 43	Post Options Post Reply Quote martin g Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Crestie Pic if your interested? Posted: 19 Apr 2009 at 9:10am
	I was cleaning the garden pond today, I was aware I had GCN in the pond, but only ever seen young ones. I have in the past rescued babies by bringing them into the shed, in a tank until they are almost ready to leave the water. I have an incredible amount of dragonfly larvae in the said pond and few tadpoles and young newts seem to survive you see. Anyways I found an adult today whilst cleaning, saw at least one other that slipped away. If this is one of the ones I returned to the pond in late 2007, its grown well to date! there are a lot of smooth and palmate in the pond so this one probably ate his way to this size quickly.