How much of this energy does the mosquito larva pass to a sunfish?

The energy transfer from mosquito larvae to sunfish is typically quite low due to the inefficiencies in the food chain. Generally, only about 10% of the energy consumed by one trophic level is passed on to the next, a principle known as the 10% rule. Therefore, if a sunfish consumes mosquito larvae, it would receive only a fraction of the energy that the larvae obtained from their own food sources. This means that the energy transfer is minimal, reflecting the natural energy loss at each trophic level.