JBL PlaCollect

Convenient and effective way to catch flatworms (planarians) without chemicals
Item no. 6145500
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15.66 EUR

Price incl. 23 VAT plus Delivery
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Product features

  • Convenient and effective way to catch flatworms (planaria) without using chemicals
  • Equip trap with food bait (JBL NovoTab), use suction pad and cord to hang it at an angle over the bottom and empty trap the following day
  • Convenient emptying of the trap: open lower plug and upper screw top and rinse under running water
  • Completely non-toxic in freshwater and marine water
  • Package content: 1 complete planaria trap (13 cm long) with transparent cord and suction pad for slanted positioning

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  • Why don't the planarians crawl into the trap?

    Planarians are also picky eaters. Therefore, find out what the flatworms like best and use this food as bait in the trap. We have had good results with NovoTab and PlanktonPur.

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  • Is the trap also suitable for catching bristle worms?

    No, because bristle worms are much thicker than the thin tube and cannot contract as strongly.

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  • Why can't the trap be laid flat on the floor?

    There is a thin tube at the entrance to the trap. To ensure that the planarians from the substrate can reach the attractant in the trap, the entrance must be in contact with the ground. The suction cup provided can be used directly or with the thread for this purpose. If the tube is positioned at a 45° angle to the ground, like a small ramp, the flatworms can easily enter the trap. Another option is to bury the trap so that the thin tube just touches the ground.

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  • Does the trap need to be filled with water?

    Yes, before closing the trap with the white lid and filling it with food, it must be completely filled with water so that it sinks and the food attracts the planarians.

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