can this item hang on a flowtron bug zapper?
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I had to hang the lurex to my dynatrap by wire. either way, I did not attract the mosquitos that were biting me with the different attractant. I am in southern cal so not sure if it attracts the mosquitos here. I did use aveeno skin lotion and it seemed to work! I can sit outside at nite without the mosquitos biting my head, arms or legs. go figure. will have to test aveeno in a more mosquito rich environment.
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You can hang it below the Flowtron. This item is cylindrical with a hard plastic housing so it is not like the small attractant "tab" pack that comes with the Flowtron. I found that the clips on the Mosquito Magnet would fit into the grate slots on the Flowtron but it is by no means a great fit. If you really want to do this I would say suspend the Mosquito Magnet attractant on a short piece of wire. No idea about how effective it would be nor about how long it would last.
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That's what I did with it. I attached it with small-sized wire to the bottom of the flowtron. Not sure how effective it is since they are just starting to find Asian tiger mosquitoes where I live (ncal).
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hhhmm i am using it with flash light an beauty dish. but i dont know how well it will support alien bees on fully extended. plastic construction seems durable metal parts are durable they should work well for alien bees too but keep in mind that this is only extension arm an clamp no stand is provided
1168265
No. The aerator and dethatcher attach to the Mantis motor unit. You will need to be strong and be able to handle the power of the Mantis while using these units.
1704851
I don't believe this item would serve your purpose. I use this to force carbaryl into carpenter bee holes. More stream like than puff.
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I do not think so. I have found this unit to be very effective to the point that the grids have to be cleaned regularly of crispy critters and flies are for the most part are not present. I do however suggest a tried and true low tech tool known as the barrel type sticky fly strip. I use them all the time and they work great. The only problem is the flies tend to "Stick" around for a while! Good luck...
211104
If it could be hung above the feeder on the same wire it might work. You would have to make a new hanging bracket for the tube,
2017445
Customer service is great. I would contact them ASAP. We have ours on our Creepy Crawler and never had a issue with connections.
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They could conceivably slip through, but there are three different mesh layers, so chances are good they would get zapped. I use it for regular flies, smaller flies that get inside I can get with my bare hands. :-)
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Sorry I have never zapped a spider. But I would imagine that the spider would either fall or stick to the zapper.
1449453
It traps the insects, but does not "zap" them as with other devices. However, once trapped they die on their own.
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My creepy crawler does not get "jammed" it works great once I properly hooked it up. Check you weights or pool "eye" or if it has to much hose that could be an issue as well
726360
The zappers are easily plugged into any electrical outlet to retain any lost charge. Hope that helps..
1208111
I don't see why not. The firefly itself functions independently from the supporting arm.
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I am no expert, but this hangs free in my carport and it has at least ten bee's over last summer. Not sure if mounting it would have caught more bee's, possibly and I will give it some thought. Maybe buy two and try an experiment.
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yes, i use a thin rope and hang it up, the clamp is originally separate from the brooder, you have the option to use the clamp or not, so it is perfect for you :)
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You can kill most any bug even crawling ones if you can coax it to somehow make contact. Just covering the bug with the racket and jiggling it will make the bug hop then ZAP! Mosquitos get vaporized.
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Don't really know but I don't see why it would'nt.Robot stays on the bottom you just have the cord that that float on top.