Super Ninja Fruit Fly Traps for Indoors, 2 Pack

Better than home made apple cider traps and better than alternatives. Love these traps. I had dozens of fruit flies in the house and set up several traps and tried these super ninja fruit fly traps even though they’re a bit pricey compared to making your own traps or buying larger brand alternatives. These knocked it out the water. Killed far more fruit flies than the other traps but they’re also small and out of the way which is super nice. Better than having a few red apple looking things out or half cut water bottles. I keep these in storage now for the next fruit fly breakout.

I tried 3 different brands of liquid fruit fly attractant: in this home for 25 yrs but had never had a fruit fly problem in my life, they must have come in w/fruit which we don't buy a lot of: found out one female lays 500 eggs...This product, Super Ninja Fruit fly traps- I put several of these pre-filled bottles out for days but SUPER NINJA FRUIT FLY TRAPS DID NOT CATCH A SINGLE FRUIT FLY, compared to Terro brand used in the red plastic tomatoes, which worked well. I even tried the Super Ninja bait in the red Terro plastic tomatoe containers as some ads claimed the color + shape of the vessel played a role in attracting bugs but still no luck. The excellent Terro brand even worked well in a clear glass baby food jar. Terro works well, I see several of the fruit flies in the liquid. However, the tomatoe shaped plastic holders can tip easy, its a sticky, stinky liquid for which the company in South America would not tell me if it has a percent of poison in it- many of their products do, + they only give the number of poison control, + insist that the formula is 'proprietary information'. But after trying 3 brands, will stick w/Terro even though it does not sell a large container of liquid (I do not need more plastic tomatoe holders plus glass baby food jars worked just as well) Have put the Terro liquid bait-filled plastic tomatoes in clear plastic cups (clear so insects could see the red fruit shape), as the tomatoes have many preferations, which is good, but they are light-weight, tip + spill easily. However, the flat rectangular shape of the bottles of the Super Ninja Fruit fly Traps, though the liquid they came with is useless, the bottles w/their flat walls can be attached to any flat surface or wall w/a sticky strip; That had been my intent when I ordered them so I did not have to worry about containers spilling or space to put them down in or my cat getting to one... As the Ninja contents have proved useless, I will empty + rinse them out so I can fill them w/Terro attractant. will report if the insects will use these glass containers. While I had planned to take advantage of the flat walls of the Ninja glass containers + a photo in the Ad may have suggested they could be stuck to a wall, I was surprised that they came w/a pre-attached silicone sticky strip pre-attached for that purpose (one should use a spatula to remove the sticky strip and bottle intact from the wall (they are silicone w/adhesive + residue can be easily removed). There was one other brand of 25 vials which also did not catch a single fruit fly- even when used in Terro's tomatoe shape, which I also do not recommend, 'Qualirey 20 Pack Fruit Fly Trap Refill Liquid'... Do not recommend the Super Ninja Fly Traps because the bait does not work, at least for my fruit flies in Connecticut; but I still need to substitute Terro liquid bait in their their rectangular glass containers a+ see if the insects will then use them before I formally recommend the containers themselves- they have a yellow funnel on top. However, $39.99 plus tax is a high price to pay for the 12 glass containers which I will need to empty out to use with Terro brand liquid- if the bugs will use that container w/Terro bait.

This product works well. I would recommend buying it. My pictures speak for themselves. I would say I caught 50 to 75 of them in one bottle within 3 weeks. I read that one female lays up to 20 eggs that hatches in 30 hours. That was surprising to know about. As soon as I placed the bottle on the counter within minutes they were attracted to the liquid. It smells like vinegar when you hold it up to your nose but you don't smell it otherwise in the house. I would recommend saving the bottle. Just dump out the liquid and you can reuse it in the future if needed. Just add apple cider vinegar or any other liquid that you feel would attract them to it. That's what I did today.

I love fruit, always have fruit on the counter. But never liked writing reviews. Today I just have to let other buyers know. Buy buy buy Ninja fruit Fly Traps!! I’ve started keeping a spare box on hand. I notice fruit flies I’ll say on a Monday and on Tuesday they’re in the little fruit fly bottle. I’m always afraid of getting those little black flies in food or my coffee and thinking it’s a coffee ground or black pepper. It works people! Oh wait I have the plug in catchers for flying bugs but if u want flies gone buy this product.

Have had a major battle with fruit and drain flies every year. Reviews gave hope this product may be the solution. Early results were great. Pest population quickly dropped down. After about two weeks the population started climbing again. Still plenty of fluid in jar it just didn't seem to work anymore. Tried using a toothpick to stir.it up and coat the trap.funnel with fluid, but didn't help. Then the traps just fell off the wall. Unlike with other reviewers the adhesives was not an issue. (Other than trying to keep it on the wall). Overall value was high for a short term problem. Long term not so much. The attractant just doesn't last that long.

I rarely do reviews but I cannot over state how effective these things are! With four of them, we caught atleast 100 flies over the course of 2 days. I set them out—one next to the sink, one in the pantry, & one on each side of our stove and there was a noticeable reduction in the number of flies within a few hours. Idk where all of the flies came from—we didn’t have any standing dishes or food out but all of the sudden little fruit flies were swarming everywhere in our kitchen. I ordered a four pack of these and a four pack of some apple shaped similar bait traps and had them delivered same day. The apple ones weren’t even close to as effective as these little things! Of the four apple traps 2 of them had one fly each and 2 of them are still empty. The flies would congregate and land on the apples but they wouldn’t go in. All four of the super ninja traps had too many flies to count (the photos really don’t show quite how many there actually were.) I also got one of those plug-in, sticky bluelight luring traps on the same day (much more pricey), and so far, have only found one fly stuck to it even though I plugged it in on the counter right in the thick of things. We have these seemingly random flare ups of fruit flies once or twice a year and from now on, I will always immediately get these little things to solve the problem. Pro tip: save the lids in your junk drawer when you open them and then you can just put the lid back on to seal it back up before you throw them away.

This worked better than "Aunt Fannie's Fly Punch Fruit Fly Trap" (which I bought on AMazon last week. (thumbs down) but still not as quickly or as thoroughly as I hoped. Positives: It was easy to open. It did kill about 8 fruit flies, but there are still more fruit flies. I have also tried the exterminator's suggestion to pour baking soda and vinegar in the disposal, followed by boiling water. But even that didn't get rid of all of them.

These things are TINY .. 3 stars for price. So far the fruit flies are going on the lid but haven’t entered. I’ll update if they do. It’s been out for 6 hours and none are in yet. ** updated to four stars. Tiny but mighty. Second picture is after being out overnight.

Sharing from North Brisbane. I bought these on the 29th July, it's now the 8th August. This is how many of the little turds this trap caught. As you can see it's amazingly effective. Between these traps and me with my electric zapper thing it's helping the problem for sure. Annoyingly though, as there was never this many in the house at one time which indicates they're coming in from outside rather than breeding in the house, which presents a problem that the traps can't fix unfortunately. I sprayed strong weedkiller all around the outside of the house and down the drains yesterday which actually seems to have made quite a difference, so that might be a tip for anyone else with the same problem.

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By far the best thing I’ve bought. I put 2 in the kitchen, 1 in the dining room, 1 in the washroom and 1 in my bedroom and I haven’t seen a fly since. They’re all floating inside this bottle and I couldn’t be more grateful. Thank you!!

Completely useless product. Completely waste of money. Not even one fly got caught. I was expecting to see something better than home made remedy. On for 2 weeks and not even one catch.

I was sceptical due to the mixed reviews...but anything was worth a shot as getting rid of the fruit flies was driving me mad.......these are smaller than I expected and take a few days...so be patient.....but they work!! Ive got 2 sat in my fruit bowl...with lots of caught fruit flies....very impressed and would definitely buy again! Update...had to add another photo as so impressed with how many fruit flies 1 trap caught!!