20 hours ago, LrgmouthShad said:

So do you know what bottom composition/hardness best facilitates hydrilla growth? 

 

I was asked to expound on this a little further.

 

The bottom composition of the tidal waters near the Gulf Coast are quite different than Toledo Bend. At 65 miles long the southern end of Toledo Bend is quite different that the northern end. 

 

I could discribe my bodies of water but that's probably not going help with your bodies water.

 

We have to understand with members here being from all across the country what applies down here may or may not be applicable in your area. 

i work with many annoying biologist.  invasive species never turn native.  

 

my one annoying biologist friend always has me spending money killing pampos grass.  it is everywhere, and will never be considered native.   i do agree there are non-indigenious species that are not invasive.  

3 hours ago, Catt said:

 

I was asked to expound on this a little further.

 

The bottom composition of the tidal waters near the Gulf Coast are quite different than Toledo Bend. At 65 miles long the southern end of Toledo Bend is quite different that the northern end. 

 

I could discribe my bodies of water but that's probably not going help with your bodies water.

 

We have to understand with members here being from all across the country what applies down here may or may not be applicable in your area. 

Whoever asked you to expound, I’m sure they appreciate you doing that, but I read your last sentence or two and understood what you meant and wanted me to do

 

Youre good ????

7 hours ago, Darth-Baiter said:

my one annoying biologist friend always has me spending money killing pampos grass

 

That's the worst plant for sinuses & Louisiana had it planned in the median of I-10 from the Mississippi line to the Texas line!