Super Ninja Fruit Fly Killer - 2 Pack - Black

Each Super Ninja Fruit Fly Killer trap is designed to last for up to 3 weeks, providing continuous protection against fruit flies. You should replace it sooner if it appears full.

This trap is primarily designed for indoor use to target fruit flies that are a nuisance in your home. While it might catch some flies outdoors, its effectiveness would be significantly reduced due to environmental factors and a wider variety of insects.

The attractant liquid is ecological and completely free of toxins. However, like all household products, it should be kept out of reach of children and pets. If ingested, consult a medical professional or veterinarian.

The Super Ninja Fruit Fly Killer is specifically formulated to attract and trap fruit flies (Drosophila melanogaster). It is not effective against other types of flying insects, such as fungus gnats or house flies.

Fruit flies are typically found hovering around ripe fruits, vegetables, and fermenting liquids in kitchens. Fungus gnats are usually smaller, darker, and are found flying near potted plants, attracted to moist soil. If your problem is near plants, you likely have fungus gnats and need a different solution like a Plant Fly Ninja.

First, confirm you are dealing with fruit flies, not fungus gnats. Then, ensure the trap is placed as close as possible to the source of the fruit flies. Also, eliminate other food sources (e.g., remove overripe fruit, clean up spills) that might distract flies from the trap.

Verify that the pests are indeed fruit flies, as this trap is not effective against fungus gnats. Reposition the trap closer to the source of the fruit flies (e.g., fruit bowl, trash can) and ensure the area is free from competing attractants like open food or spilled drinks.

This indicates a high fruit fly population. Replace the trap more frequently than every three weeks, and consider addressing the source of the fruit flies (e.g., removing overripe produce, cleaning drains, emptying compost bins regularly) to reduce the overall population.

Ensure the surface where you are placing the trap is clean, dry, and smooth. Avoid rough, dusty, or greasy surfaces. If the problem persists, use additional double-sided tape for reinforcement if needed, though this should not be necessary under normal conditions.