Mosquito expelling device for waterscape cistern

Abstract

A mosquito killer for waterscape pond is provided, which comprises a water wing, a cylinder made of transparent material and a darksome oviposit chamber made of opaque material. The cylinder is clamped inside the water wing, whose lower section is capable of immerging beneath the water surface in the pond; the cylinder is internally provided with ballasting gravels for stabilizing barycenter at bottom and is externally positioned with a line anchor preventing from floating as well as a pervious mesh capable of filtering into water; besides, an inseminating plate for planting canna is arranged above the cylinder; the oviposit chamber is clamped inside the cylinder mouth and extending into water in the cylinder to compart out with an bight insert feeding chamber and an eclosion chamber. Female mosquitoes fly into the oviposit chamber through a mouth and oviposit on water surface to breed wigglers. The wigglers, with phototaxis, swim from gap at grub outlet at bottom of the oviposit chamber into the insert feeding chamber for foraging and pupating induced by light; the eclosion chamber over the insert feeding chamber is covered with an upper cap, thus cooping up the mosquito brooded from the mosquito chrysalides to block the siropodium. The device is unnecessary for consuming energy and is pollution-free, which can be distributed into ponds in property rentals by water or forest park to restrain the propagation of mosquito and eradicate anophelism.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of environmental mosquito control, and particularly relates to a waterscape pool mosquito remover used for trapping mosquito larvae in lakes and ponds of hydrophilic real estate. Background technique [0002] Although the waterscape lakes and ponds in the living and residential areas have many beneficial functions such as widening the view, adjusting the climate, and viewing lotus and fish, they also have a fly in the ointment: residents of hydrophilic real estate are often bitten by poisonous mosquitoes. As we all know, mosquitoes are naturally more hydrophilic than humans. There are four states in the life history of mosquitoes. In addition to adult mosquitoes leaving the water, their eggs, larvae, and pupae all need to spend time in water. Waterscape lakes are naturally female mosquitoes laying eggs The breeding grounds for reproduction, even in the clear water rivers and lakes that have been effectively ...

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[0002] Although the waterscape lake in the residential area has many beneficial functions such as widening the view, adjusting the climate, and viewing lotus and fish, it also has a fly in the ointment: residents of hydrophilic real estate are often bitten by poisonous mosquitoes

Facing the harassment and harm of mosquitoes, the most commonly used technology today is to burn mosquito coils indoors or spray insecticides on green areas where adult mosquitoes hide to kill mosquitoes. This not only fails to eradicate mosquitoes, but also pollutes the environment

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