I want this for insects. Will a spider be able to crawl out if suctioned?
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I'm not sure. The suction is so-so, but most powerful when fully charged. Then yes, but make sure you empty filter right away (& not get bit!)
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I don't think they can crawl out. I tried with ant and it doesn't come out.
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don't know. didn't have a spider issue. seems to have worked on stink bugs; only a few this year and they were decidedly disoriented and sluggish on the screens.
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the sticky substance on the "tentacles" will curl around the trapped insect. if possible the plant willattempt to extract the juices and the exoskeleton will be left. However flies, ants and other softer bodied prey is preferred. I hope this helps.
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This does not work, especially for insects and spiders. Indoor spiders can be removed with a vacuum. outdoor spiders are good bird food and should be ignored.
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Don't know because we used both cans after we poserwashed in the area where spiders have their parties and babies. No spiders came back so it must have something gross to spiders. Stuff works.
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not sure. We purchased It for spiders, and my daughter has seen few if none since.
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I don't have crickets but the traps catch spiders , scorpions and other crawly things from my floor. And no you don't touch the insects - just pick up the cardboard trap and throw the little pests away :>)
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I don't think the filter that is in it would contain the spiders. You could take the filter out and clean it each time you use it I guess but that would be a bit unhandy.
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I didn't see it do anything to spiders however its pretty good with mosquitos. try to apply it at a time were its not gonna rain heavily cause the rain sort of dilutes it.
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I'm pretty positive you can, as long as it isn't a spiderling. Its about the size of a ten gallon tank. You really wouldn't need the light for it, unless you were going to be growing plants of some sort. Just be aware that the tarantula may not move around the space much. Everything locks into place so you are alright as far as it being unable to escape.
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If on surface where spider crawled I believe he would be "trapped". I used for flying insects that would land on treated surface.
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I think it can handle the task! Assuming you're fast enough to catch them! My husband caught a really big spider with this!
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If you zoom in on the picture you can see where there are small areas for spider or bugs to get it. It is not air tight. It has not happened to us..so far so good. The top sits in a groove so it is not easy to get off. My son is 2 1/2 and we have to remove it for him. He loves it! Always asks us to play with his sandbox! We love the cover because we have a lot of neighborhood cats (including our own). Hope that helps.
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Depends on the size of the spider. My major concern with a spiderling in a merger enclosure would be it getting out through the back top vents. I move mine into a Nano at 16 months and a 12 x 12 enclosure at 18 months.
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I would think it should but my grandson's spider only last a couple days at best and even when I bought new batteries for it, it still does not work.
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Probably stronger than you need. I does work very well for ants, scorpions and spiders.
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If you're terrified of spiders and there's no one around to save you or the spider, this is the best catcher to not get near them and release them outside...but unless both you and the spider cooperate (in other words it's not 100% everytime) If you try to catch a huge daddy long legs, chances are your going to squish some of it's legs and if the spider runs just as your about to grab it, you also may injure it. The only thing I would think is 100% is getting close and careful enough to cup something in your hands. And I've tried it with other bugs and it doesn't always work because they don't 'catch' with the bristles. If you're terrified of spiders and there's no one around to save you or the spider, this is the best catcher to not get near them and release them outside...but unless both you and the spider cooperate (in other words it's not 100% everytime) If you try to catch a huge daddy long legs, chances are your going to squish some of it's legs and if the spider runs just as your about to grab it, you also may injure it. The only thing I would think is 100% is getting close and careful enough to cup something in your hands. And I've tried it with other bugs and it doesn't always work because they... » Read More If you're terrified of spiders and there's no one around to save you or the spider, this is the best catcher to not get near them and release them outside...but unless both you and the spider cooperate (in other words it's not 100% everytime) If you try to catch a huge daddy long legs, chances are your going to squish some of it's legs and if the spider runs just as your about to grab it, you also may injure it. The only thing I would think is 100% is getting close and careful enough to cup something in your hands. And I've tried it with other bugs and it doesn't always work because they don't 'catch' with the bristles. « Show Less