Did anyone use these for centipedes? If so, were they successful? Thanks!
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Hi. I haven't used them specifically for centipedes but I have caught crickets, spiders, a small snake & several different types of small crawling bugs. In my opinion if you place these traps in the area/areas of your centipede problem you will catch them. Good luck.
2042807
They work very good on tough skinned critters. I do like them a lot better than the others.
1222954
Hello,I don't know much about Emperor Scorpions but The issue I had with these freeze dried crickets is that my beardie prefers live, moving creatures. These I think would work fine for someone that can't get live food but I think it depends on if your scorpions will eat dead prey. You can also try the can o' crickets. I haven't personally used those but a variety of options may be your best bet. Hope this helps
590961
earwigs like rotting wood, if you have some old mulch, you could put a bit in the center, maybe an earwig will after it and get stuck. but the best way to use- simply put these against the wall. bugs love to move along walls, so do mice. I have had mice in mine! if you put a bit of book binder in one, you can attract silver fish. but they are basically best at just grabbing everything that moves along your wall. try one by a basement door and see how many bugs you get! its surprising and you start to by these in bulk!
386710
I had no problem with them. They came alive and did their work. Be warned that they won't stick around if they don't have another food source after eating all the bugs you wanted them too :)
1471637
I have used this product on centipede grass. I does appear to work well killing wild Bermuda grass. However, before I would swear by this product I want to see how my yard fairs out over the upcoming spring/ summer.
218946
I don"t have cats so I don't know. However, I do have dogs and it does not affect them at all.About centipedes - I don't know. I have found 1 in the house so far, but I don't know if the dogs brought it in. I live in a mobil home and it has rained a lot this year, so I suspect if it were not for the pest repellent I would have more than 1 centipede in the house. I know it works really well on spiders. I have not had even one spider in the home since I started using it. I used to have a real problem with spiders.
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My husband handles this so I asked him. it should not matter. We water the yard where the worms are. Our neighbor uses them too. They seem to work and we had not put any out in awhile but my husband noticed we may have one again so he put the last one out and ordered more.
641094
We bought them to trap bugs inside the bins and them worked. I assume because they are plastic that they would keep water out. I actually did not see them, bought them for my mother at another location
590963
Haven't seen any in mine yet. I've seen everything else in there including millipedes, spiders, a few beetle-like bugs including Asian beetles, but so far haven't seen any earwigs in my house, though they are in my garage and outside. I'd almost bet they would attract the earwigs. I'm finding bugs in there that I didn't know were in my house, because of the carpet. These things are awesome, I love them.
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.
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These things work on humans. Step on this thing and try to peel it off is a real chore. Granted, weight of a human compared to a cockroach is a lot greater but nothing goes over this without getting stuck. We have a newly built house, I put one behind each toilet, hid them under tables, in corners, and the basement. I guarantee, you will be amazed what is crawling around your home, from a very very small spec to large insects and yes, snakes, mice, rats, and lizards. Not saying we caught rats and lizards with ours, but we did get two small snakes and probably 2 dozen field mice since deploying these traps. These things work on humans. Step on this thing and try to peel it off is a real chore. Granted, weight of a human compared to a cockroach is a lot greater but nothing goes over this without getting stuck. We have a newly built house, I put one behind each toilet, hid them under tables, in corners, and the basement. I guarantee, you will be amazed what is crawling around your home, from a very very small spec to large insects and yes, snakes, mice, rats, and lizards. Not saying we caught rats and lizards with ours, but we did get two small snakes and probably 2 dozen field mice since... » Read More These things work on humans. Step on this thing and try to peel it off is a real chore. Granted, weight of a human compared to a cockroach is a lot greater but nothing goes over this without getting stuck. We have a newly built house, I put one behind each toilet, hid them under tables, in corners, and the basement. I guarantee, you will be amazed what is crawling around your home, from a very very small spec to large insects and yes, snakes, mice, rats, and lizards. Not saying we caught rats and lizards with ours, but we did get two small snakes and probably 2 dozen field mice since deploying these traps. « Show Less
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Theoretically - Yes, they would. I personally did not find that these killed the mosquito larvae so I switched to Mosquito dunks instead which definitely killed the larvae. from the answers posted it seems some people had success with this product and some did not. I don't know what the variables are - maybe they have some bad batches? But the product was not 100% reliable for me.
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I do not use them for my syrians, I have had to take aparent and in some cases break out a syrian from getting stuck. Fine for mice and dwarves, not syrians.
238772
I wish they did, but my experience is the ones that don't "go away" to die remain and can have quite a stink. My experience, however, is that most seem to go "out" and never come back. I believe that all of these baits work about the same. Spread the bait packets and then watch for new signs of the critters. Good luck.
1619297
My main focus when purchasing them was for the removal of mice-which did not work. I do not recall if I noticed any spiders.
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Hi! I called the company customer service line with this exact question! The answer is NO, it does not work on lizards or geckos. I live in Hawai'i where these pests are EVERYWHERE. If you find something that works on these, would you please post your results? THANKS! Pest Offense POBD-I-01 Original Electronic Pest Repeller