Aqua Medic Trap-Pest - Automatic Bristle Worm, Crab & Snail Trap

Various baits can be effective. Small pieces of frozen shrimp, fish food pellets, or even small amounts of algae wafers are commonly used. Experimentation may be needed based on the specific pests in your aquarium.

No, the Trap-Pest is designed specifically for invertebrates like bristle worms, crabs, and snails. The entry mechanisms are not suitable for capturing fish.

It is recommended to check the trap at least once every 24 hours, or more frequently if you have a significant pest population. This ensures maximum effectiveness and prevents captured pests from dying within the trap.

The trap is designed for selective removal of pests. While it's generally safe, always monitor your tank's inhabitants. Smaller, desirable invertebrates might occasionally enter, so placement and baiting strategy are key.

Yes, the Trap-Pest is suitable for both freshwater and saltwater environments, including planted freshwater aquariums, for the removal of unwanted snails or crustaceans.

After emptying captured pests, rinse the trap thoroughly with fresh water. Avoid using soaps or chemicals, as these can harm aquarium inhabitants. Allow it to air dry before re-deployment.

Ensure the bait is fresh and appealing. Try different baiting materials. Check that the trap is placed in an area frequented by pests. Verify that the funnel or one-way curtain is not obstructed.

Confirm that the funnel opening is clear and the one-way curtain is functioning correctly. Ensure no damage to the trap that could allow escape.

Gently clean the access point. If the mechanism feels stiff, ensure no debris is preventing smooth operation.