Description

Fly parasites prevent adult flies from hatching. These tiny beneficial insects kill the pupae and then use the killed pupae as “nurseries” to grow new parasites. Stop Fly Breeding with Fly Parasites Release throughout the fly season every week or every other week. See the recommended release schedules below. Place the Fly Parasites near manure piles, in stalls and areas of the paddock where horses tend to congregate and areas where moisture encourages maggots to appear. Shortly after the maggots form pupae, the Fly Parasites will attack them. Fly Parasite Schedules (shipping cost included) Order by June 10
(A host pupa contains 1 to 8 fly parasites, depending on the species.)
Arrives between Wednesday and Friday.

No. of Animals: Few
No. of host pupae: 5,000 plus an extra 5,000 added to one shipment
No. of shipments: 5
Frequency: Every four weeks