Chironomid Life Cycle

[@FlyTyer1948]

Thank you to the videographer & BC tyers. Great stuff.

[@BCFlyguys]

no problem!!

[@CStack2Ci]

This is a remarkable video, and chironomids are essential prey for the fish we like to catch including bluegill (lepomis Machrochirus). Thank you for posting this!

[@richbayers6008]

Thx Klaus, super photography!,

[@AAAGTE]

Interesting video, thanks for sharing!

[@DABAYD]

great work! thank you.

[@serkanbaydemir7843]

Hello, I have an aquarium. Would you mind if I give it to my fish?

[@benjaminsedillo5935]

Great video!

[@BCFlyguys]

Thank you!

[@kenfitzpatrick1230]

Amazing it's as much Art ( trying to tie ) as fishing . . . More , More , More ! ! ! Thanks !

[@dogsexplained]

Great photography! Can you tell me what the eggs look like? Are they jellylike and laid under the surface? Thanks!

[@aryadipramono]

Hi, how long it take from larvae to fly?

[@BCFlyguys]

The cycle is typically one year but some species have multi year cycles

[@aryadipramono]

No wonder that long, great so i can keep it longer for my fry life food stock, thank you

[@tiedupsmurf]

Brilliant

[@miswarbio2503]

How can the population of mosquito-like pests infesting a particular hotel's STP be reduced, as their presence is significantly disturbing the staff?

[@featheredfan]

👍

[@reinps]

Thx a lot for the vid...

[@BCFlyguys]

Our pleasure!

[@dmartin5498]

i want that boat!!!! what a sweet heart!!

[@miswarbio2503]

This infesting in certain hotel's STP, how to reduce the population? it look a like mosquito so it very distrub the staff

[@kwinter2541]

Easily .