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Pest Control in Australia
Pest Control in Australia
Rodents (Rats and Mice)
Insects (Cockroaches, spiders, etc)
Birds (pigeons etc)
Reptiles (snakes etc)
Wild Animals (possums)
Types of Pests in Australia
Types of Pests in Australia
Rats and Mice
Cockroaches
Spiders
Flies and Mosquitoes
Bed Bugs
Natural Pest Control Methods
Natural Pest Control Methods
Biological Controls
Natural Repellents
Plant Based Repellents
Physical Barriers
Beneficial Predators
Chemical Pest Control Methods
Chemical Pest Control Methods
Poison Baits
Fumigation
Sprays and Dusts
Traps
Rodenticides
Professional Pest Control Services
Professional Pest Control Services
Prevention Plans
Inspections
Treatment Plans
Sanitation Measures
Exclusion Techniques
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Traps
Traps are an important tool used to protect our environment and our wildlife. They can be used to deter pests, prevent poaching, and generally keep animals safe. However, they must be used responsibly in order to avoid any unintended harm. Traps should only be set up where necessary and monitored regularly to ensure that no animals become trapped or injured. If an animal is found in a trap, it should be released as quickly as possible with minimal distress. It is also essential that traps are set up correctly so that other species of animals will not become ensnared by them. Finally, all traps should be removed when they are no longer needed in order to minimise the risk of any further harm being caused.
Pest Control in Australia
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Frequently Asked Questions
What types of traps are available for pest control in Australia?
Traps available for pest control in Australia include glue boards, snap traps, live traps and electronic traps.
What are the best places to set up traps for effective pest control?
The best places to set up traps for effective pest control in Australia are areas where there is high activity from the target pests, such as near food sources and entry points like doors and windows.
Are there any legal requirements when using traps for pest control?
Yes, there are legal requirements that must be followed when using traps for pest control in Australia, including obtaining permits and ensuring humane practices are followed.
Are baits necessary when using traps?
Baits may improve the effectiveness of certain trap types but they are not always necessary depending on the type of trap used and the target pests being controlled.
How often should I check my traps?
Traps should be checked regularly to ensure they remain effective and humane practices have been followed - generally once a week or more frequently if needed.