Mosquito eating fish are delivered to residents in the District.  For those residing outside the District, fish can be picked up at the District office by appointment.

The Asian tiger mosquito (Aedes albopictus) was brought to the United States during the 1980’s in used truck tires shipped from Japan. When the tires were moved from state to state, the Asian tiger mosquito spread. Now it is found in much of the eastern United States, including North Carolina.

Many residents have been mistaking their local “Tree Hole” mosquito for the “Asian Tiger” mosquito.