Aquabac 200G is a biological insecticide specifically designed to control mosquito larvae in swamps and stagnant water. It contains the beneficial bacterium Bacillus thuringiensis strain BMP 144 at 2.86%, formulated as granules (G) that do not dissolve in water. The bacterium produces natural toxins that act on mosquito larvae in their gut without affecting other organisms, making Aquabac 200G an ideal choice for environmentally friendly vector control programs. It is highly effective and fully safe for people, animals and the ecosystem.
Key Features:
- Highly effective against mosquito larvae in stagnant water and swamps.
- Completely safe for people, animals, fish, birds and plants.
- Causes no pollution or harmful environmental effects.
- Easy to use: applied directly where larvae are present, with no mixing needed.
- Suitable for mosquito control programs in cities, farms and residential areas.
- Long-lasting action that reduces the frequency of treatment.
Specifications:
- Trade name: Aquabac 200G
- Type: Biological mosquito larvicide
- Active ingredient: Bacillus thuringiensis strain BMP 144, 2.86%
- Formulation: Granules (G), insoluble in water
- Country of origin: USA
- Manufacturer: Becker Microbial Products
- Saudi distributor: Agricultural Machinery and Materials Co. Ltd.
- Net weight: 10 kg
Directions for Use:
- Apply directly to stagnant water collections and swamps.
- Application rate: 5–10 kg per hectare, depending on larval density and water depth.
- Reapply every 10–14 days as needed.
- Granules can be broadcast by hand or with ground or aerial spreading equipment.
Precautions:
- For use only by trained vector control technicians.
- Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and moisture.
- Do not store near food or animal feed.
- Keep out of reach of children.
- On skin contact, wash thoroughly with soap and water.
Additional Benefits:
- Based on safe, internationally approved biological control.
- Does not cause insect resistance, even with continuous use.
- Effective in reducing mosquitoes in residential, agricultural and urban environments.