Two freshwater ponds, "not too big." Concerns: mosquitoes, frogs. Wants to remove or fill them.
Healthy ponds with fish (goldfish, minnows, native species) have virtually no mosquitoes. Fish eat larvae. Add fish if absent.
Frogs indicate healthy ecosystem. They eat insects. Hard to eliminate without destroying habitat. Most are beneficial.
Enjoy the ponds! Stock with native fish, add aeration, create wildlife habitat. Skating possible if deep enough and climate allows.
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