Will it work for scorpions?
1703510
Probably. It's worked with garden snakes, mice, and our new puppy. Just an FYI, if something like a puppy gets stuck on a glue trap, use cooking oil to get it unstuck.
1703511
I am not sure. I don't have those here. But, the glue is sturdy enough to hold mice,geckos, etc.
1703512
Yep, we've caught several. (I need to put some of these traps by the entrance in the basement... scorpions and spiders seem to love it there!)
817569
I have no idea whether it works on carpet beetles or not. Sorry, wish I could help.
255357
Don't have scorpions where I live, but I do question if they work on spiders, I still get them and they are big.I have two in the garage and four in the house, they may help a little, but not too impressed.I catch more in glue traps than anything else, I have pets so I don't use poison.Hope this helps.
1395248
Yes use full strength. We last sprayed about six months ago and the first scorpion have seen in three years in garage made it only a foot from outside before passing. He was four+ inches long.
79228
Yes. I live in Arizona and I find dead scorpions on and around our porch on a weekly basis.
1585848
Since we don't have a scorpion problems, I don't know? But I will tell you that it takes care of cockroaches right now! It is what we got it for! Added benefit, kills widows, recluses, and just about whatever crawls on the ground!
1914767
Not sure but I have a scorpion and it works great. I would imagine it is compatible with any helmet.
162532
i only used this product for scorpions, but did spray around the base of my citrus trees without any damage to the trees
184948
Yes, if you have the eye of an eagle; the steady hand of a brain surgeon, coordination and skill of a pilot, then you can pin -point the scorpion and Zap-Zap him once and he is dead. There is sufficient voltage to kill a little scorpion. Although it wasn't designed for killing. Hope this helps you
614818
I know it killed everything(bug) I used it on. spiders, flies, bed bugs, flees, ticks, centipedes. so I would have to say yes it will work. it is harmless to pets and people. you can actually sprinkle in pet food.
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
128925
I've caught critters in mine that I didn't want to harm also. The best thing for getting them free is to carefully pour cooking oil (like canola, corn, whatever you have) onto the glue, letting it coat the glue. If it's face is stuck down, just be careful not to "drown" it with the oil. Rock the trap gently to allow the oil to float under the trapped parts. It only takes a few minutes for the oil to free what's caught. Good luck. That's the only downside to putting these traps out. We have them for scorpions that get into our home and garage, but unfortunately have also caught innocents. I've caught critters in mine that I didn't want to harm also. The best thing for getting them free is to carefully pour cooking oil (like canola, corn, whatever you have) onto the glue, letting it coat the glue. If it's face is stuck down, just be careful not to "drown" it with the oil. Rock the trap gently to allow the oil to float under the trapped parts. It only takes a few minutes for the oil to free what's caught. Good luck. That's the only downside to putting these traps out. We have them for scorpions that get into our home and garage, but unfortunately have also caught... » Read More I've caught critters in mine that I didn't want to harm also. The best thing for getting them free is to carefully pour cooking oil (like canola, corn, whatever you have) onto the glue, letting it coat the glue. If it's face is stuck down, just be careful not to "drown" it with the oil. Rock the trap gently to allow the oil to float under the trapped parts. It only takes a few minutes for the oil to free what's caught. Good luck. That's the only downside to putting these traps out. We have them for scorpions that get into our home and garage, but unfortunately have also caught innocents. « Show Less
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Dominion 2L is not labeled for scorpions and would not be recommended to be used for them. You would be better off using a product like Onslaught Fastcap or Cy-Kick CS
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I don't know. I can tell you, when I sprayed the scorpion weed AND the weed was in the hot sun, it killed the weed in about an hour. When I did the same thing but the weeds were in the shade, OR it wasn't really hot out, they didn't die. Scorpion weed is a bitch to kill; very invasive and very hearty. So I would say to try a gallon and hit it when it's hot out. When I sprayed the weeds in the sun it was about 85° out. Good luck.
426375
you might need to spray a 0.2% the first time and a 0.1% after that for control. I always use the 0.2% because we have scorpion problems in East Texas but I only spray about every 6 months.
798910
I do not know if it works for spiders, I do not have any, however I do know it does not work for carpenter ants.
140225
Sorry but I can't answer. I only used it for lizards and frogs but my brother used it for squirrels. He said it worked but only for a little while.