Does it kill and/or repel silverfish?
467224
It should kill silverfish but I have never personally killed a silverfish with Orange Guard. Aphids and ants are hard to kill and this kills those pesky critters nearly instantly.
164311
I have never used this on freshwater fish. I always go to pet store and buy small blue-green bottle of ick medicine. That is all that I have used. I used this as directed on my saltwater tank and my fish died! Be careful and be sure to adjust your dosage for gravel, rocks, or ornaments. Better to use less and be safe.
2109808
yes It will kill them really well. They eat it and it don't kill them right away. They take it back to their nest. What they walk through it tracked back to nests to kill off the population. They crawl out looking for water (I guess since they turned up dead all around water sources) and then they die. The roaches not effected will eat the dead roaches and die too. (you won't have to leave dead roaches out...just good to know for ones that die inside walls) It is worth buying. Only issue I had Lynn was that I got 3 tubes when they advertised 4...but I wasn't even upset enough about it to bother contacting the seller. I was blown away with this product. yes It will kill them really well. They eat it and it don't kill them right away. They take it back to their nest. What they walk through it tracked back to nests to kill off the population. They crawl out looking for water (I guess since they turned up dead all around water sources) and then they die. The roaches not effected will eat the dead roaches and die too. (you won't have to leave dead roaches out...just good to know for ones that die inside walls) It is worth buying. Only issue I had Lynn was that I got 3 tubes when they advertised 4...but I wasn't even upset enough about it to... » Read More yes It will kill them really well. They eat it and it don't kill them right away. They take it back to their nest. What they walk through it tracked back to nests to kill off the population. They crawl out looking for water (I guess since they turned up dead all around water sources) and then they die. The roaches not effected will eat the dead roaches and die too. (you won't have to leave dead roaches out...just good to know for ones that die inside walls) It is worth buying. Only issue I had Lynn was that I got 3 tubes when they advertised 4...but I wasn't even upset enough about it to bother contacting the seller. I was blown away with this product. « Show Less
1944694
In my experience it didn't repel anything. I believe it mentions doesn't repel birds.
699995
Silver fish eats mold mildew. If you see Silverfish proliferation, I would do a thorough home inspection - mold can be far more harmful to health than SilverFish or roaches.- her Hubby..
872345
I have a package of Tim-bor in front of me & does not clearly state that it is used for silverfish. However, it does state "For the prevention & remedial control of wood infesting organisms." Not all insects that can be treated are listed on the labels. I have also gone to the "Nisus Corp" website, makers of Tim-bor, and suggest you view the information there too. There are some materials that can be used for treating silverfish. See link here... http://pestkill.org/insect/bugs/silverfish/ . Citrus sprays, spices, diatomaceous earth, cucumbers, mothballs, lavender oil, cedar shavings. Hope this helps!
2159644
the package said it will not harm fish or plant life, and it also kills larvae and eggs of mosquito , I found it to be very positive on my property and didn't kill anything but what it was intended to do ,within two wks about a quarter of the mosquitoes were seen buzzing around my head > If you have any standing water around on your property use poison or get ride of water standing
1200446
Sorry, have no idea how many blocks in a bucket. Likely it will kill lizards directly ingesting the poison. Anything animal that ingests the dead mouse/rat is likely to be affected. I stopped using this poison because of the horrific manner in which it kills........pretty gruesome. I use the rat zappper - much more humane and no possibility of it harming other animals such as one's pets
368140
Ours is on a timer so it shuts off. I don't know if it would bother the fish or not:)
1708596
I don't know the behavior of silverfish. Roaches crawl along the wall at nite and like hiding in things. This is a box with a sticking lining so roaches go inside and get stuck. I don't know how silverfish behave. If the run randomly around "sniffing" for food then it will have no attraction for them to go inside and get stuck.
872348
Michael, although the federal label is silent as to whether or not Tim Bor will kill silverfish, the second site and most others say it will. So, it will most likely kill silverfish, but read the label and article for amounts and usages for your protection. sid1. see www.biconet.com/crawlers/timbor.htm2. Federal "label."
2122252
Definitely not - it could kill them. You also will need to remove any plants.
2058032
The trick with this stuff is that it does not attract any bug... it's is tasteless and odorless. You need to have it in-path to where the critters are. For my silverfish issue, I put it near where I thought they were camped out, and it worked. If your bedbug issue is in its infancy, you may be able to solve it by spreading this in their path. If it has progressed at all, then you need professional assistance.
353059
I can't say for sure, but its killed or kept away everything else. I suppose it would kill any insect. For the price and as much as you'll get, it's worth a shot. Hope that helps.
164310
We use it for our 2-lb goldfish. We raise temp to about 78 force the ich to cycle and she handles it well. While it's almost impossible to completely get rid of Ich, this medication knocks it out enough to get her healthy again. We notice she gets sick more often in the summer when we have hot and then cool weather. We have installed a heater to keep the temp as close to 74 as possible. Good luck!
2148990
It kills by cutting through their exoskeletons and drying them up from the inside. It's not like a poison that kills immediately. Also there are eggs that are still being laid, and it will take a while for all of them to hatch and be exposed. Just have patience & it will work.
1777043
As far as I can see, it does not. It kills fleas, eggs and larvae, ticks at all life stages, and lice infestations. There is no mention of ear mites.