Traps

Tineola Bisselliella, also known as the common (or webbing) clothes moth, is a small straw coloured species of fungus moth.The common clothes moths have no markings on their fringe edged wings and are about 6–8 mm in length when the wings are...

One of the most destructive pests of apple and pear trees is the codling moth. It has the potential to inflict severe harm to orchards and gardens in a relatively short period of time. Codling moths are nocturnal, and its larvae eat into the interior of...

One of the most destructive pests of plums, damsons and gages is the plum moth. It has the potential to inflict severe harm to orchards and gardens in a relatively short period of time. Plum moths are nocturnal, and its larvae eat into the interior of...

These moth traps effectively attract and trap pantry moths without the use of harsh chemicals. Advanced pheremone technology attracts moths to the units, trapping them on the sticky board to provide immediate and visual evidence of an infestation. The...

Discreet and practical, Nippon Clothes Moth Traps have been designed to be used in wardrobes, under-bed storage or where clothes are stored. The natural pheromone traps attract male moths which become stuck on to the non-drying glue on the inner surface...