Does it work for other kinds of snakes like Black snakes?
313878
all snakes I love this stuff but if you cant find it use can use moth balls they work also
313879
Yes! We had a regular black snake that loved visiting our yard because of the moles. He was rather large but one application of this around our fence we did not see him again. BUT...you have to keep reapplying it. If it rains for certain sprinkle a new line. If you go out and the "mothball odor" seems to have disappeared reapply. Wear gloves when you sprinkle or better yet pour this bag in a hand held spreader for an even line of snake away. We have used this for over 8 years now and would say for sure it works on all snake on the Eastern side of the US.
313880
Yes, this is why I purchased it. I had seen a black snake in my yard. They don't like the smell of the ingredients; get yourself some moth balls for extra security..
2170328
Gaetano, We have seen a wide range of flies attracted and captured by the trap. In general these would be in the family referred to as "common" or "filth" flies. No doubt most are black so I could easily say yes, they'll capture black flies. But there are many black flies it won't catch like black biting flies commonly found up north. I think the easiest way to understand what kind of fly this trap will capture is to think about flies as being attracted to either garbage or to animals. The ones attracted to garbage will readily be attracted to this trap as well. And yes, many of those flies will be black. But it will also catch other kinds of flies with a wide range of colors. As for the flies that are attracted to people and animals looking for a blood meal? This trap won't help with that kind of a fly problem. Cheers, Jonathan Customer Care U-Spray Bugspray
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Never had to use it on black ants, but I do know it takes care of boxelder bugs, asian beetles, daddy long legs, and so on. Not only does it kill pests, but it discourages them from sticking around. They land where you have sprayed and fly off to bother somebody else.
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I bought this kit for my trip to the southwest thinking I might encounter snakes. I'm not sure it would work for ticks, but you should try since it does have a suction action and ticks do bury themselves deep into the skin...can't hurt..let me know if you're successful. you can also google 'how to remove a tick"
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Absolutely , just make sure it's in a warm enough spot, and a water bowl is provided. I use Cyprus bedding for all my snakes too .
1854729
Most likely, though personally I prefer to have a little more distance/reach. A snake can strike 1/2 the distance of it's body, so if you have a larger snake, it can potentially bite you when you are trying to take him out with this tool.
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I have not had problems with birds, but have had 2 black snakes get tangled in it when it was on the ground-- I used it to protect my tulips, and when the foilage died, it was on the ground and they got trapped in it.
1455226
Short answer: I'm not sure. It is thicker, i.e., bigger in diameter and hence stiffer, than I thought it would be. Personally, I'd advise a smaller diameter snake.
86001
Yes, that's what I used it for. It also accidentally caught a puppy (oil got him off). It wouldn't stop a 4-footer, but it does great with a less than two foot skinny snake. Perhaps you could put down 2 with a little space in between.
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I really can't say. I got it for deer and it seems to work. If the logic of a predator is the same with rabbits, it should work. On the other hand, I'm not to sure how smart wabbits are.
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I read that they can be used to catch snakes, I got the one with peanut butter smell, so If lizards can smell they might avoid it. However you might try leaving the paper on and see if they run over it a few times if so they run over the glue.
253356
I don't know why not. I know nothing about snakes but I assume it would work fine.
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I would think that it would work on rats also. I have not had any rats (I don't think) just mice, shrews and ants.
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We caught a harmless snake in ours and checked with the department of conservation and mineral oil should be used so may work on other creatures........ (I know this is a very late reply but in case anything else gets stuck !!!)
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Have caught mice and lizards...very difficult to free the lizards so it would easily hold small snakes...I expect multiple sheets in some sort of box/trap would hold medium snakes and plan to try. E.TN
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Mine hasn't worked for ANYTHING. Deer love it, birds, I'm surprized it hasn't drawn in RATS.worthless.
1572066
Yes it would. I am not sure how big the snake gets but it would be great for a temporary habitat. Have fun with your snake.