Stored product beetle: Rust-red Flour Beetle (Tribolium castaneum), Sawtooth Grain Beetle (Oryzaephilus surinamensis), Lesser Grain Borer (Rhyzopertha dominica), and adjacent stored-product species via the Viper Beetle T-Traps (silo and grain handling) and Viper Stored Food and Flying Beetle L-Trap (food production and retail back-of-house). Khapra Beetle (Trogoderma granarium) covered as biosecurity-relevant. Carpet beetle: Anthrenus species (Variegated, Furniture) and Attagenus species (Black) via the Killgerm AF Black Box pheromone pads in carpet beetle variants on the AF Black Box station. Species-specific lures distinguish individuals in the trap catch.

Yes, at the early-detection layer. Khapra Beetle (Trogoderma granarium) is a National Priority Plant Pest under DAFF. Onshore detection in commercial grain handling triggers regulatory response and may have market-access implications for grain export. The trap layer is the early-detection signal that triggers the regulatory and operational response. Eradication is the operator's call working with biosecurity authorities; Pest IT supplies the monitoring trap layer and the biosecurity-grade documentation that supports the response. For the biosecurity pest story (the species, HACCP, SQF, BRCGS, and WQA, the operational implications), the Grain and Stored Product Beetles collection holds the pest story.

Each trap is species-targeted via species-specific pheromone or attractant. Beetle traps target stored product beetles. Pantry moth traps target Indian Meal Moth and food moths. Cockroach pads target German Cockroach and adjacent species. The Killgerm AF Black Box station carries multi-species pheromone pads (cockroach, beetle, moth) on the same pad-host station, which means one station can run multi-species coverage by lure choice. Combined coverage gives the auditor a complete dry-store insect program under one documentation layer. The Pantry Moths and Food Moths collection holds the moth story. The Cockroach Monitoring collection holds the cockroach side of the food-storage IPM program; the multi-pest Mix-and-Match contract pairs the modules into one site kit.

Same multi-species pad-host approach. Killgerm AF Black Box stations run pheromone pads in carpet beetle variants and clothes moth variants: one station, multiple species via lure choice. Combined coverage provides complete textile pest monitoring on heritage and museum collections. The Clothes Moths and Textile Moths collection holds the moth side of the textile pest program.

Viper Beetle T-Traps sit in the grain itself, with the trap head at grain-surface level and the funnel below. Run T-traps in silos, grain handling, bulk dry storage, and any zone where stored grain beetle is the primary pressure. Each silo carries a placement count by capacity. Viper Stored Food and Flying Beetle L-Trap mounts on shelves or walls. Run L-traps in retail back-of-house, food production dry stores, packaging zones, and any space where stored food beetle and flying beetle pressure share the picture. The L-format lure carries both stored product beetle and flying beetle pheromones. Match the trap to the zone and the species pressure. Pest IT specs the silo or site layout with you through the Free Design Service.

Standard cycle is 60 to 90 days under typical Australian conditions for Viper-format traps. Killgerm AF Black Box pheromone pads run a 60 to 90 day cycle similarly. Replace on cycle even if the trap is clean: pheromone chemistry decays whether or not catch fills the trap. The Free Design Service maps the species-specific schedule against the site context and the audit calendar; trade and Trade+ accounts get reorder reminders for lures and replacement consumables.