Pop-up Butterfly Bait Trap (Cone type, 20 cm opening)
The Pop-up Butterfly Bait Trap is designed for field collection and monitoring of butterflies and other bait-attracted insects. Its cone-shaped design helps guide insects into the trap, while the pop-up structure allows convenient setup, folding, and transportation. Suitable for entomological research, biodiversity surveys, ecological studies, and insect population monitoring.
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Pop-up Butterfly Bait Trap |
| Trap Type | Cone Type |
| Opening Diameter | 20 cm |
| Design | Pop-up, foldable structure |
| Target Insects | Butterflies and other bait-attracted insects |
| Application | Insect collection, field surveys, and ecological research |
| Usage | Field and outdoor use |
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Product Details
Pop-up Butterfly Bait Trap (Cone Type, 20 cm Opening)
The Pop-up Butterfly Bait Trap is an entomological field tool designed to attract and collect butterflies using suitable bait. Its cone-shaped design helps direct bait-attracted insects into the collection area, making it useful for butterfly surveys, insect behavioral studies, biodiversity assessments, and ecological research.
The trap features a convenient pop-up structure that facilitates quick deployment in the field and easy folding for storage and transportation. The 20 cm opening provides an entry point for insects attracted to the bait, supporting field collection and monitoring activities.
Key Features
Cone-Type Design: Helps guide bait-attracted butterflies into the trap.
20 cm Opening: Provides an entry opening for attracting and collecting insects.
Pop-up Construction: Designed for convenient setup and folding.
Portable Design: Suitable for transportation between field sampling locations.
Research Applications: Useful for butterfly collection, biodiversity surveys, ecological monitoring, and entomological studies.
Applications
Butterfly collection and monitoring
Entomological field research
Biodiversity and ecological surveys
Insect behavior and bait-preference studies
Educational and scientific fieldwork
Usage: Position the trap at a suitable field location, add an appropriate butterfly bait, and inspect it regularly according to your sampling protocol.