Does this product works for snakes?
1707731
I do not know i did not have snakes, just squirrles and it worked for them but had to be reapplied after watering or when it rained.
1395511
I didn't catch a snake - only two small mice and some insects......the snakes crawled around it but either didn't go in or didn't get stuck.....
1630132
Not suitable for a snake.I would use a good sized terrarium with a LOCKING lid for a corn snake.(Never met one that wasn't a determined escape artist.)
128923
We caught a harmless snake in ours and checked with the department of conservation and mineral oil should be used so may work on other creatures........ (I know this is a very late reply but in case anything else gets stuck !!!)
1455224
I do not recommend it. I have tried it with a smaller snake. It was very difficult and scratched the bowl. This is much larger and likely to get stuck or worse. Try an old-fashioned plunger. Better yet, try to find a cleanout and run the snake from that direction. Good luck.
1922360
I bought this kit for my trip to the southwest thinking I might encounter snakes. I'm not sure it would work for ticks, but you should try since it does have a suction action and ticks do bury themselves deep into the skin...can't hurt..let me know if you're successful. you can also google 'how to remove a tick"
449778
Not completely sure how long the snakes are. If I had to guess, I would estimate that the snakes are at least three feet long. Overall, this is a good product, and I'm sure you'll be satisfied. I gave it as a gif; it works well and was well-received.
298322
Unfortunately, I don't know enough about snake habitats to answer that. My guess, no because it is too small.
1914709
Yes it works very well for all kinds of critters. It is safe for children and petsl. I used it outside to get rid of spiders since I live in the country, but it can be used inside as well.
2254115
For snakes, I do not think it will do much damage. I cannot puncture skin. I would suggest an steel pellet gun with small co2 cartridge.
168171
Definitely. I would suggest buying glue traps and attaching them inside a long box. So much cheaper and just as effective. I think mine worked because a mouse got trapped first and the snake went in after it. May seem cruel but live bait will attract Mr. Creepy a lot faster!
1796017
No, it is just a strong glue trap, but it works for us. I have to change them about every week or two from all the spiders that they are catching. FYI if you catch something you do not want to trap (like a pet) pour cooking oil on it and it will release the glue. I've had to do this with a few snakes.
163836
We bought them for recluse spiders but a black rat snake decided to go into one. Yes, he probably could have gotten away with his head still stuck in the box, but I saw him and shut the door to the tiny room. The good thing is more than likely, any snake will have his head stuck in the box like mine. Did I just call a snake mine??? Having its head caught in the box means no ability to bite, making removal way less stressful for those who get skeeved by snakes. My (just said it again) snake was the girth of a roll of quarters and 2 feet long.
1551199
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
2077331
I don't know but I sure wouldn't count on it. it didn't bother the harmless grass snakes here!
2200959
Think spoon! The reason they work for mice usually is that they get all fours on the sticky part. Can't picture a snake curling up on one.
82106
Definitely not! They are plastic and the snakes would easily squeeze out. I've had snakes and you need glass tanks with metal screen lids for air and to keep them from escaping.