Termite Ninja - DIY Complete Eradication Kit

The best time to install a baiting system is before they get into your building. It's much easier and cheaper to treat them in a bait station than treat them once they're in the building. 

If you have not detected any apparent signs of termite activity doesn’t mean they aren’t around. It’s always best to install the traps before you see any signs of activity, this allows you to monitor the traps regularly and apply the treatment only once you have detected their presence in the traps. If you have already detected termites, it is important not to disturb them before you can attach multi-purpose traps to deal with them.

Our 100% Australian designed fully Do-It-Yourself termite eradication system has helped thousands of people install their own DIY systems and successfully treat termites over the last 14 years. The EnviroBug Termite Ninja multi-purpose monitor and bait system lets
you do the job just as effectively as pest controllers can do at a fraction of the cost. You can place them on the ground, in the ground, on an interior or exterior wall [Note: they can be painted to match], on patios, on fence posts, on tree stumps - in fact almost anywhere there may be termites and using the same strength growth regulator treatment pest controllers use. 

You will need to place one bait trap every 2 to 3 meters, and generally between 0.5 metres and 3 meters from a house or building, with a particular focus on moist or damp areas (as this is where termites are most drawn to).

This provides an acceptable
average distance between traps. So it is as easy as measuring the perimeter of your home or building, measuring from no more than 3 metres out from the
external walls, and dividing by 3 to calculate how many you need. However, it is important to note that CSIRO field research also shows that the primary attractant for termites is MOISTURE. Special consideration should be given to
damp areas, in particular, concrete slab joins or cracks, garden beds, garden taps, roof runoff, gutter leaks and down pipe, tank overflows, pot plants,
hot-water and air-conditioner runoffs. In these areas try and place baits no more than 2 metres apart.

The stations are also ideal for spot control around houses, timber sheds, stockyards, wood piles, tree stumps and termite nests etc. One thing that sets
Envirobug’s termite bait stations apart is that they can be installed anywhere – on walls, stumps, on the ground or in the ground. If you are installing one of our termite traps in the ground, you will want to install it so that the top of the trap is level with the ground for monitoring.

A monthly check of the view windows on the trap lid looking for signs of mud lets you know if there are termites inside.

There are many things you can do yourself to avoid costly and damaging termite attacks. The most important being understanding how termites operate, and how to safeguard your property. Our cost effective, easy to install multi-purpose DIY termite control traps system puts you in charge, instead of having to rely on someone else to do it for you. This can save you many thousands of dollars in unnecessary damage and costly repairs, plus expensive termite treatments.

The EnviroBug Termite Ninja termite protection and treatment system is better than commercial operators:

- Professional grade solution at a minimal cost – save 80% to 90% on setup costs (Save over $4,000 for a large house)

- Don’t get locked into an ‘inspection’ cost (save $900 every year!) – there is no cost to monitor for termites with our system

- Uses the same strength killer baits as the pest controllers use

- Install yourself in minutes – no need to pay a professional

- Simple to visually inspect (without touching)

- Don’t pay absurd markups for inferior/poisonous products

- No nasty chemicals – safe for you, safe for kids and pets

NO! Our specially designed, proprietary termite management
system has been developed over more than a decade to maximise effectiveness and ease-of-use.

Many other termite trap systems on the market can be very costly and nearly all of them need to be placed in the ground and may need to be installed, monitored and treated by pest controllers.

Often this involves expensive annual termite monitoring & management contracts, and you still need to wait for termites
to find them before any treatment can start.  Other DIY systems are still primarily single purpose in-ground traps.

Inground termite trap systems normally rely on termites finding the traps before baiting can commence, this can take some
time. One of the many benefits of our DIY multi-purpose traps is that you can apply them to any area where termite activity is detected. You don’t have to
wait for the termites to find the traps. You can take the fight to them. The sooner termites start taking the killer bait, the quicker you can knock out the colony and save yourself further damage or repair costs.

EnviroBug have been manufacturing and supplying our
DIY termite traps for our thousands of happy customers for over 14 years and receive, and continue to receive many thanks and recommendations to new customers constantly. We have hundreds of real reviews, from real customers, for you to read. One of many satisfied customers, Bev Shearer from Bega says:

“I had problems with white ants in my stockyard fencing for years. I was always replacing damaged posts and rails, and it didn’t seem to matter what sprays and poisons I used, they always came back. The traps were the best thing I have done. Once they got into one of the traps, I put in a treatment and then kept putting in more until I could see they had
stopped eating my fences. It took 4 treatments, but it wiped out them out and they haven’t come back. I’m very happy to recommend the bait traps. Thank you, Paul.”

As being multi-purpose, our traps take advantage of
termite’s constant need to source moisture and new food supplies. You may have noticed if you leave any dead timber lying on the ground, termites using their natural instincts will eventually find it. That’s because the timber on the ground creates moisture underneath it. Just like the wood on the ground, the
timber in the traps will create a moisture footprint, it’s the number 1 attraction for termite scouts. Adding the attractant timber bait makes it even more desirable.

It is a highly effective multi-purpose in ground, on ground perimeter defence system designed to eliminate property damaging termite colonies, including the queen. A unique termite control box that allows you to target termites where ever they are. Unlike any other system on the market Termite Ninja allows you to target termites:

- On ground

- In ground

- On walls

- On sheds

- On posts

- On fences

- On outbuildings 

This proprietary system allows for the same box to be used in many combinations and applications from monitoring
and treating to direct baiting in problem spots. The EnviroBug Termite Ninja Monitoring and Baiting Traps uses professional strength growth regulator bait, safe for you, your family and animals too.

Once installed, monitoring takes only a few minutes a month. Treatment when required is also a breeze, using the supplied registered non-toxic bait. It’s perfectly safe for humans, deadly for termites!

The Termite control boxes can
now be located and fixed onto the ground or buried. They can be spaced at intervals around the perimeter of buildings or can be used individually for specific target areas. The traps contain attractant wood to lure termites. The termites enter the trap underneath or through the sides of the boxes to access the wood inside. They announce their presence by mudding up the viewing window to block out any light, making it very easy for you to know when they’re there.

The Termite Ninja is Australian
designed (by us!) and manufactured specifically to deal with Aussie termites. The unique two chamber trap contains wood in the outer chamber, and an inspection window in the lid for detecting termite activity, as well as a dedicated inner baiting chamber for applying the bait.

Yes you can! EnviroBug Termite Ninja traps are designed specifically for DIY installation. Our easy-to-follow instruction guide (which will be emailed to you after purchase) shows you how to install, monitor and apply the treatment yourself. All backed up with our personal telephone support. You’ll be pleasantly surprised at just how easy it is.

As well as giving you full ownership and control of your own termite management system, the EnviroBug Termite Ninja system allows you to do your own regular monitoring for termite activity, quickly and easily. Monitoring is as simple as walking around once a month in temperate areas, and twice a month in tropical areas, and viewing the inspection windows for signs of termite activity. You can then apply the bait supplied, safely and easily, when and if required without having to call in a pest controller each time.

The termite killer bait is an APVMA approved and registered insect growth regulator that when ingested by termites
removes their ability to produce Chitin, the vital substance necessary to harden their new exoskeletons.

When termites consume the bait, their new shell remains soft and their mandibles also stay soft, making them unable to chew or eat, so they get sick and die. Termites are cannibalistic by nature and will eat the dead ones ensuring they also get infected. This constant cross infection works its way right through the colony and back to the queen,
effectively destroying the colony.

A colony of viable subterranean
timber eating termites can be made up of millions in a single colony with the colony’s existence being 100% reliant on the queen’s ability to produce up to 500 eggs per day. She lays eggs every day of her long life – termites queens can live for over 37 years! The queen, her consorts, attendants and soldiers
which between them constitute 10% of the colony, depend entirely on the 90% of workers to be fed.

Once termites have ingested or been exposed to the growth regulator, they are unable to get rid of it, and the constant contact between termites means that the infection spreads through the
colony in a domino effect. It works its way back through the sub nests all the way back to the main nest, eventually infecting the queen too. Once the queen
dies the colony has no way of reproducing new termites and will collapse, ensuring its destruction.

Yes, because the treatment will only work on invertebrates it has no
toxic or hazardous effect on humans or animals. The exceptions are fish and birds if it enters their drinking water. The baits will not harm them in situ but make sure you dispose of the unused bait safely, and not near waterways or
bird feeders.

The system allows for the bait to be applied in powder form by either pouring directly into the affected trap or placing the sachet of bait into a termite control box. Regular monitoring will allow you to assess if and when more bait needs to be added.

Continue the applications of the bait until termite activity ceases. An indicator of colony eradication is the change in colour of termite bodies form creamy white to dirty opaque yellow.

Yes, the EnviroBug trap is
constructed from strong PVC materials. One of the many great features of the Termite Ninja is that it is designed to be cleaned and re loaded with either replacement wood from us or you can also use your own. They will last you for
many, many years.