Introducing
the TseTse trap

Glossina morsitans, are large, biting flies that inhabit much of tropical Africa

Controlling
Glossina morsitans

TseTse flies, Glossina morsitans are biting flies that inhabit much of tropical Africa

TseTse trap
Technical specifications

The TseTse trap is easy to set up and maintenance free.

Introducing the new

TseTse trap

Tsetse flies can be seen as independent individuals in three forms: as third-instar larvae, pupae, and adults.

Tsetse first becomes separate from their mothers during the third larval instar, during which they have the typical appearance of maggots. However, this life stage is short, lasting at most a few hours, and is almost never observed outside of the laboratory.

Tsetse next develops a hard external case, the puparium, and become pupae – small, hard-shelled oblongs with two distinctively small, dark lobes at the tail (breathing) end.

 

Tsetse pupae are under 1 centimetre (1⁄2 in) long. Within the puparial shell, tsetse complete the last two larval instars and the pupal stage.

At the end of the pupal stage, tsetse emerges as adult flies. The adults are relatively large flies, with lengths of 0.5–1.5 centimetres (1⁄4–5⁄8 in), and have a recognizable shape, or bauplan, which makes them easy to distinguish from other flies.

Tsetse have large heads, distinctly separated eyes, and unusual antennae. The thorax is quite large, while the abdomen is wider, rather than elongated, and shorter than the wings.

THIS NEW STOMOXYCC TRAP HAS A SIMILAR DESIGN AS THE VAVOUA TRAP.
BUT WITH A VERY SOLID STRUCTURE AND BLUE AND BLACK FABRIC REPLACED BY SHINY PLASTIC MATERIAL.​
R. van Lierop
Alcochem Hygiene

Catching the Stomoxys fly

The StomoxyCC trap offers

• Effective outdoor control on stable flies 

• Green solution, no chemicals used 

• Easy to install, easy to handle 

• Selective control 

• High quality materials offer a long life span 

Controlling

Meet the Stomoxys calcitrans

Stable flies, Stomoxys calcitrans are pests of livestock, wildlife, and humans throughout much of the world. Male and female stable flies bite and feed upon the blood of mammals and occasionally birds.

Their painful bites reduce productivity of livestock, molest wildlife, and disrupt recreational activities of humans. Although most of the damage caused by this pest is a direct result of their blood feeding activity, in some regions of the world, they are important vectors of livestock and wildlife pathogens.

Prevention and control strategies are critically discussed.

information StomoxyCC trap

Technical specifications

Stomoxys calcitrans

Facts on the Stable Fly

  • Size: 6-8 mm
  • Life span fly: 12-30 days
  • Feeds on: Blood (both males & females)
  • Presence: Worldwide
  • Active: Daytime (diurnal)
  • Typical locations: Farms
  • Origin of the species Stomoxys calcitrans is Africa
  • Origin of the genus Stomoxys is in Asia
  • Global economic damage: 4 Billion Euro (est. for 2020)
Easy to install, easy to handle 

Green solution, no chemicals

HQ materials offer a long life span

Effective outdoor control

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