Moth trap
Moths trap. These critters can arrive in homes with flour, sugar or grains. They are harmless to parrots but reproduce very quickly. Use the trap to avoid an infestation.
1-Remove the protective paper 2- Fold and tuck in both ends 3-Place the trap near the place where you saw moths.
$5.95
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Lovebirds, budgies, parrotlets.
Small conures, cockatiels.
Quakers, Senegals, sun conure, jenday.
Amazons, goffins, Pionus, African greys.
Large Macaws and large cacatoos
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Lovebirds, budgies, parrotlets. Small conures, cockatiels. Quakers, Senegals, sun conure, jenday. Amazons, goffins, Pionus, African greys. Large Macaws and large cacatoos
Moths trap. These critters can arrive in homes with flour, sugar or grains. They are harmless to parrots but reproduce very quickly. Use the trap to avoid an infestation.
1-Remove the protective paper 2- Fold and tuck in both ends 3-Place the trap near the place where you saw moths.