BiogentsBG-GAT2 Yard Control (Pack of 2) • Non-Electrical Outdoor Trap for Egg Laying Asian Tiger and Dengue Type • Position in Your Patio

Works good. Definitely get the c02 trap first tho.

I’ve been using the BG-GAT Biogent trap for a couple of months now, and it has been incredibly disappointing. Despite following the instructions carefully and trying it in different locations around my property, it consistently catches only two to three mosquitoes a week — if that. It also requires frequent water changes, making it high-maintenance for such underwhelming results.By the time I realized how ineffective it was, it was already too late to return it. Save your time and money — this trap simply does not work as advertised.

Within a day, not only was I was able to capture 7 mosquitoes, but no other innocent insects got caught in this trap. I look forward to wiping out more generations of this noxious pest muahahaha!The effectiveness of the trap does seem to be a bit location dependent, so I recommend testing a few spots in your yard for the best results.

I have two of these. The one that I attached a lure to worked better than the one without a lure. Placement is vital as well. Instructions on installing the sticky pad not so good.

I followed all of the instructions. I placed one bucket in an area where mosquitos constantly breed. I used one of the two buckets as a test for effectiveness, after two months with mosquitos flying constantly in a fairly contained area. NOT ONE MOSQUITO was caught in the trap. My only regret is waiting for two months to see if even one mosquito would be caught. Now I am outside of the 30 day return window and I am stuck with two useless items. DO NOT PURCHASE THIS ITEM!

Coupled these with a powered Biogents w Sweet Scent they’ve decimated our once thriving mosquito population.

Effectiveness:I've noticed less mosquitoes since using this.

We had these set out for the summer in two different parts of our yard, and I moved them around periodically to see if I could find a more attractive place to get them to work. We also have the Biogents Mosquitaire with the CO2 attachment, which caught plenty of mosquitoes. The Mosquitaire trap doesn't catch them all, though; I still would get some bites on the ankles from some Asian tiger mosquitoes (confirmed either because I'd see them, or manage to kill them after they did their damage to me). But these additional "non-electronic" traps didn't ever catch a single one of these mosquitoes, even though they are supposed to attract the females after they've bitten you. Waste of money.