by Derek | May 9, 2018 | Midge Flies, Unique Applications |
At Aquafix, our eagerness for fixing every problem in the wide world of wastewater means we encounter some of the strangest situations water can offer. In this new series, Unique Applications, we look at some of our most stand out issues and most inventive solutions....
by Derek | Oct 25, 2017 | Midge Flies, Past Webinars, Wastewater |
Red Worms & Midge Flies Midge Flies are often seen in large mating swarms over water, where they will lay their eggs. In about 10 days these eggs hatch to larvae, often called red worms or “bloodworms” that love the nutrient rich-conditions in a...
by april | May 20, 2014 | Midge Flies |
As soon as the warm weather arrives, the midges sprout. Midge flies are a major nuisance to wastewater operators in more than one way. Southern operators are already walking into small swarms, but will soon find them clogging air, disk, and sand filters. Before...
