My daughter has a science fair project with 2 other girls. Are these flytraps big enough to feed manually and observe results?
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Although they are fairly small, the plants are definitely matured enough to feed manually and have them observed.
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Yes just plant in container and follow instructions for set up. Feed them small crickets you can get at a pet store. Dont activate traps unless feeding, otherwise youll stress out the plant.
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Yes. You need to allow time for the venus flytraps to come out of hibernation after they arrive in the mail. The set of instructions provided will guide you through it.
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The ones I got were very small, but the directions say that as soon as they're established they can be fed with flies. I haven't tried to feed them myself, as it says that they can survive without them. I would say that size-wise, they're about an inch high in a4 inch pot. They have a habit of lying down flat rather than standing up.
2200957
I unfortunately :( have caught several lizards with these on my porch. They should be able to handle garter snakes no problem. You will need to dispose of them still though.
163839
I have caught snakes in these traps, though I didn't mean to. They were garter snakes...don't know if they would work on bigger snakes.
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I don't believe so. I never saw a housefly in the trap. The method of attraction isn't aimed at houseflies.
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I do not think so. I have found this unit to be very effective to the point that the grids have to be cleaned regularly of crispy critters and flies are for the most part are not present. I do however suggest a tried and true low tech tool known as the barrel type sticky fly strip. I use them all the time and they work great. The only problem is the flies tend to "Stick" around for a while! Good luck...
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i think it is big enough for them to fly in, only if you dont put much inside the cage. the wire is about 1/16 of an inch thick.
1855099
The glue boards are replacement glue boards for the FlyWeb Fly Light trap. The FlyWeb Fly Light trap work very efficiently in combating black gnats.
669304
I use these only for mice and waterbugs. I don't think that these are intended for catching LARGE rats. I think you would need the very large plastic trays to catch LARGE rats.
564167
The smaller would better fit the wheels but the idea is to trap the darn bugs. We bought some of each size (36 total) but neither size trapped any bug. Better to just spray pesticide with growth inhibitor in to until they disappear. Good luck.
1855100
This will not attract them, but will hold them when they land. These glue boards are frequently used with a light device, which will attract some flying insects. I suggest that you do a search on what attracts black gnats.
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I really do not know. I only use them outside for flies and it works great. They are not that expensive so maybe try one inside and see what happens.
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Absolutely! The smaller the insect, the more likely it is to get trapped. They kind of just get sucked in my the fan. Larger insects are attracted to the light. I plugged mine in for the first time this year, and I had to empty it within the first 48 hours, which is really fast. It was completely full - Bugs on the inside and beatles in the water along the outside. BEST TRAP I'VE EVER HAD!
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I am 99.9% certain it will collect any size bugs. I know we get some (not a lot) of small flying critters and it gets them all.
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It seems like crickets, mealworms (normal size, jumbo and super), waxworms, and earthworms, grasshoppers, butterworms, locusts, and small goldfish are acceptable. I'd make sure they are an approriate size though. Source: http://www.triciaswaterdragon.com/diet.htm
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If you mean a standard clay pigeon trap, I would say no. They are much smaller, and more brittle. They would probably shatter on release, and being much smaller and lighter, veer off in any direction. But, I haven't tried them, just speculating.
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Without a doubt. During my issues I caught more than 30 of them. They just have to land one foot on it and they are done. This only applies to the larger traps. I can't vouch for the smaller traps sold in bulk packs of 60.
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I've never tied a fly, but I use these magnifiers for PCB soldering work, and I'd guess they'd be great for tying flies. The magnification and light made it super easy for me to see the pcb traces and if I bridged solder where I shouldn't have.