are they toxic to wildlife
635243
They say on the package "biodegradable", I am guessing that also means nontoxic. When in doubt, call the manufacturer and ask, Call Toll Free (800) 7AIRGUN.
1901817
Possibly, but I would recommend silicone sealant/adhesive for a more secure, flexible, and weatherproof adhesion for your application. Once the silicone adhesive has completely cured (24 hours), it is totally safe and non-toxic to wildlife.
2275357
Yes, they are. From the company's website: http://www.naturesplus.com/products/productdetail.php?productNumber=3421&criteria=keywordSearchResults
656935
Personally I would not. I bought it because I have pets and some pesticides are very dangerous to feathered or furred or scaled animals. I understand you could consume very small amounts for health reasons, but I'd definitely check with a professional before ingesting anything.
1428138
Yes!! they are aggressive fish and will eat them. The ramshorn sails don't get big and in our tank our sword tails like picking on them but they don't harm them.
1477002
Great question. I have found nothing that they could harm bees. They live in the soil and go after grubs and such. I would do my research but I would prefer this to pesticides that I'm certain hurts our bees.
1973263
No it is cedar and I wouldn't want to risk a bird picking at it and ingesting something toxic.
2245600
Not supposed to harm aquatic wildlife which is the reason I purchased for killing weeds adjacent to a trout stream on my property. US Forest service uses this product in Western NC. I sprayed directly on the weeds, not directly in the water. Hope this helps
623610
Yes they do. I try not to leave them out except when I'm there hunting. I always spray them with WD 40 when I put them away. I use them mainly to keep the coons away from my deer feeders. We are overrun with coons and they can empty a feeder quick.
1281326
Possibly I haven't thought of that . I bought 4 spiders. It is non toxic. So it may be ok.
1264867
I am sure this coating is toxic and birds will drink from a bath. I feel this could make them sick or possibly worse. I used it on brick and it did not work for me.
2274372
These have no pesticides and should work superbly for your animals. I use it for both of my tarantulas as well as my Madagascar Hissing Cockroaches (they breed with this) and mealworm colony, and I also use this for all of my reptiles
192776
They're dangerous for chewers, probably ok for lickers only. If you put it in water or vinegar and it doesn't soften in a short time, that is what is moving through your dogs digestive system. I dropped one and it shattered into glass like shards
1181985
I'm sure they are supposed to be. But even things labeled "non-toxic" have quite a bit of allowance for toxins in the product. Toys painted with milk paints and/or sealed with things like beeswax are probably safest.However, I don't know anything about the paint on this particular product.
1745515
No, Naturepedic items do not contain chemical flame retardants. This item is non-toxic.
1994927
If they are not hurting anything just leave them alone. They interact well with other animals, they will stay out of your way and they do not destroy anything. They are not like rodents and some other wild life. I have bats that nest next to where my goats bed down and there is not any issues.
235513
Perfectly safe. These aren't the same types of worms that infect your animals. They only go after the insects in your soil.