Zebra Mussel FAQs
Learn More About Zebra Mussels
Whether you’re an avid fisherman or enjoying a day at the lake, a new threat to our recreational waters has the potential to ruin the fun and have long-term consequences.
Zebra mussels, a highly invasive mollusk species, can be easily spread by unsuspecting boaters who visit mussel-infested lakes. If introduced to our water source, the mussels can reproduce rapidly and attach to our water system pipes causing millions of dollars in damage.
Check out this page to see what you can do to prevent the spread of zebra mussels in our water supply!
Clean, Drain and Dry
Your weekend fun at the lake can have long-term consequences for our water supply. See what you can do to be proactive.
Infested Lakes
Zebra mussels have not yet found their way to Choke Canyon Lake and Lake Corpus Christi. But, the threat is real as more lakes become infested.
Helpful Links
Texas Parks and Wildlife and other statewide agencies have taken the first step to help prevent the spread of zebra mussels. Check out their resources!
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