Salt marsh mosquitoes
Mosquito Control in Melbourne
Brevard County Mosquito Control explains why lagoon mosquitoes come in waves. Salt marsh species lay eggs on moist to dry soil just above the water level, and the eggs hatch after rain or tides raise the water. The county uses impoundments and treatments against them, yet warns that a fresh brood can hatch the day after a treatment that killed 90 percent of the adults. UF adds that the black salt marsh mosquito bites aggressively, flies far from the marsh and can carry dog heartworm.









