Will these eat ticks?
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I'm not sure about this. We don't have this problem in our area. But these guys kept our garden pretty healthy.
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I agree with Sally's answer. We've been using them in our woods for several years, and have only seen a couple ticks in that time, when people around us are seeing them all summer long. Very good product, but not for indoors.
2020421
not sure but they do work on other bugs so you can try it. I do know that they will kill those funny tomato bugs that are green and try to look like part of the plants and will eat the whole plant if it is not killed.
859310
I don't know anything about these creatures but I would think they could handle live mealy worms. Our blue birds love them!--Bernie Havens
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My bearded dragon ate them just fine, she's only about a foot. The worms vary in size some were rather small but most of them were about an inch in size. If your dragon can eat super large meals worms and crush their heads, these worms will be just fine. They will provide a better diet and your dragon will love them!!
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You'd better not to try, they are so tiny that even my glo fish and platy will attack and eat them.
1060805
I don't think so it doesn't even work for fleas. I wouldn't think it works for ticks.
691110
Sorry, but we do not have a problem with ticks, possibly because the dog is in a fenced area and thus deer, who carry lots of ticks, do not stray in our yard; and the dog chases away other critters. It does work very well for fleas, though we have rarely had to deal with that problem because we use a 7 month collar AND monthly Hartz drops which for many years has worked well.
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This bracelet doesn't even repel mosquitos so I doubt that it will repel ticks and chiggers. I would use spray or whatever you can to repel chiggers- I've had them and it was horrible! I have not had a tick as of yet. Don't buy these!! Waste of money!!!
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Yes they can. But they can't chew thru the metal vs a plastic housing. And the batteries last forever in this feeder. So far it's been great!!
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I believe they will work with hornets, etc. For bait, I put some sugar water in the bottom and than add a couple small pieces of some sort of protein. I use either bits of bologna or hot dog. I'd think any meat would work.
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I have re-read the box and the label mentions nothing of ticks. Lots of references to fleas, but no ticks. But, it may be worth a try! I think if my dog had a few ticks, I'd try it. Good luck. Joe
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Sorry, I have an inside dog and she only catches a flea every now and then. The flea control with this product is excellent but can not say how well it would work for ticks.
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Works fine Michelle.....removed one of the Northeast Pa deer ticks just today from my dogs leg. Suggest you add a small magnifying glass to your tick kit so as to determine the back end. The taper of the removal slot goes down to nearly razor thickness. it does go under them....just draw back and gently lift up and "click", out they come.
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The chemical that kills the ticks is in such a low dose that it does not effect the mice. It is like putting a tick preventative on your dog or cat that goes outside -it kills the ticks, but does not harm the host. Your strays will be fine. Hope this helps. Shawn
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I tried them once awhile ago, and they didn't break, but they didn't catch anything either. The mouse actually ate the peanut butter out and went on his nasty merry way. I can't stand nasty dirty diseased mice yuck!
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They do not repel ticks and they will not work indoors unless you have mice in your house. They are cotton balls dipped in a pesticide and then inserted in a tube that is the size of a toilet paper tube.The mice are mostly the carriers of ticks (studies have been done) ticks can only travel about 1 foot away from a host. The mice bring the ticks into our yards.The mice come into the yards and see the cotton and take it back to their nest. The mice and baby mice roll in the treated cotton and kill the ticks and also repels the ticks since they have the pesticide on them. Very humane fir the mice just not the ticks :)You can google "tick tubes" and read a more detailed explanation how it works. They do not repel ticks and they will not work indoors unless you have mice in your house. They are cotton balls dipped in a pesticide and then inserted in a tube that is the size of a toilet paper tube.The mice are mostly the carriers of ticks (studies have been done) ticks can only travel about 1 foot away from a host. The mice bring the ticks into our yards.The mice come into the yards and see the cotton and take it back to their nest. The mice and baby mice roll in the treated cotton and kill the ticks and also repels the ticks since they have the pesticide on... » Read More They do not repel ticks and they will not work indoors unless you have mice in your house. They are cotton balls dipped in a pesticide and then inserted in a tube that is the size of a toilet paper tube.The mice are mostly the carriers of ticks (studies have been done) ticks can only travel about 1 foot away from a host. The mice bring the ticks into our yards.The mice come into the yards and see the cotton and take it back to their nest. The mice and baby mice roll in the treated cotton and kill the ticks and also repels the ticks since they have the pesticide on them. Very humane fir the mice just not the ticks :)You can google "tick tubes" and read a more detailed explanation how it works. « Show Less