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CHRIS HUBBUCH Wildlife officials are asking aquarium owners to destroy their “moss balls” after invasive zebra mussels were found on some of the ornamental plants. The U.S. Geological Survey warned Monday that the destructive shellfish have been found in pet stores in at least 21 states including Wisconsin. “The issue is that somebody who purchased the moss ball and then disposed of them could end up introducing zebra mussels into an environment where they weren’...

Taking action to prevent the spread of invasive zebra mussels Alberta’s government is asking anyone who purchased moss balls after Jan. 1 to destroy and dispose of them. Some parts of this page will not display. JavaScript is not available in this browser or may be turned off. Zebra mussels shown next to moss balls. Live zebra mussels, which are an invasive species, have been discovered in moss (marimo) balls, a spherical, plant-like algae commonly sold at pet and garden stores throughout Nor...

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ANGOLA — Indiana and Michigan wildlife authorities are telling aquarium owners they need to be on the lookout for zebra mussels in certain plant products some people use.

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Maine IF&W Warns New Invasive Species in Fish Tank Moss Balls   The popular fish tank décor item moss balls have been found in pet stores to contain zebra mussels in them. Maine IF&W describes zebra mussels as one of the most invasive species in North America. They go on to explain that the zebra mussels are being found buried inside moss balls commonly sold under the name Beta Buddy among other common names. They say that if you have purchased moss balls for your fish tank recently you need ...