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Previously known as Suterra Lemon Fruit Fly Trap. The Lemon Fruit Fly Trap is a lemon-shaped trap that’s specially designed to attract and catch Drosophila or commonly known as fruit flies. This ready to use mini dome trap contains a non-pesticide food attractant which is sealed in a polyethylene terephthalate reservoir. A hole that is large enough to allow insects to enter should be punctured in the center. Once they are lured inside, they will be trapped and drown in the attractant liquid because the size and position of the entrance will prevent them from escaping.
The Lemon Fruit Fly Trap can be used in sensitive areas of the house, restaurants, fruit markets, or places with food sources. You can place the trap on places where flies may be drawn to such as fruit bowls, food-waste bins, etc.
Product Documents
| Active Ingredient | Food-based (non-blood) |
|---|---|
| Target pests | Fruit flies |
| For use in | Sensitive areas of the house, restaurants, fruit markets, or places with food sources |
| Application | To be placed in fruit bowls or near food preparation areas where there is a fruit fly presence or risk of fruit flies. Can also be hung using the punch-out |
| Pet safe | Yes, when used as directed on the product label |
| Dimensions | 4.80 x 3.28 x 0.80 |
| Color | Yellow |
| Material / Construction | Polyethylene terephthalate |
| Special Features | Non-toxic attractant for safe use in food preparation environments |
| Time to Kill | Effective immediately |
| Shipping Weight | 0.02 lbs |
| Manufacturer | Agrisense Industrial Monitoring (Mfg. Number: 10108) |
DIRECTIONS FOR USE:
Carefully puncture a hole in the center of the moulded depression in the lemon with a ballpoint pen or similar implement; ensure that the hole is just large enough to allow the insects to enter (about 1/8 inch). Position the trap where pest problems are expected; the trap may hung vertically from the attachment hole or may be placed flat on its base.
CHANGE OF TRAP:
The trap should be inspected regularly and replaced after 3 months or when the trap becomes full of dead insects. Once this happens, dispose of traps via standard disposal means. Trap positions should be altered so that the greatest concentration of traps is found in the area of highest insect activity.
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Fruit Fly Traps
By Les on 12/08/2017
The 4 traps never caught one fly! 1 of the 4 had no attractant inside. The flies would crawl all over the traps, but never go down in the hollow where the holes were to get inside. After 2 days of watching them crawl around on the outside I drilled holes around the hollow, but same thing, they wouldn't go in. I honestly think this was the most worthless purchase I have ever made in 64 years!!
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Fruit fly trap
By Cathy on 10/27/2018
Don't Wast your money
By Arthur on 08/21/2020
Can you give me a video please?
The Lemon Fruit Fly Trap is a lemon-shaped trap that's specially designed to attract fruit flies. This is a ready to use mini dome trap contains a non-pesticide food attractant which is sealed in a polyethylene terephthalate reservoir. A hole that is large enough to allow insects to enter should be punctured in the center. Once they are lured inside, they will be trapped and drown in the attractant liquid because the size and position of the entrance will prevent them from escaping.
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Lemon Fruit Fly Trap
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