That’s too much organic material in the water and it will start competing with the BTI when it starts decaying (spoke with manufacturer/inventor’s son).
A couple improvements are to:
- Add bifenthrin to the sticks
- Use a black bucket for better attraction
- Consider spinosad vs BTI for longer lasting larvicide action
I have a big Obsidian file if anyone’s interested.
Annoying that they don’t mention the third party cloud provider (legal reasons?), so we have to assume. The evidence of their architectural reliance on GCP for storage is the most likely culprit I’ve come across. Is that right?
And then, assuming, between GCP and Cloudflare being down, the rest of the dominos fall.
Is this directionally accurate? What’s wrong or missing?
It’s so great this app is getting attention. Hopefully the devs/PMs come here and pay attention.
The sound ID works very well, especially in the jungles/forests of Colombia with zero network availability.
The rest of the app needs a lot of love, though. Buttons don’t work often, screens are inconsistent, results get lost, and more issues.
Features: I’d love an iNaturalist bridge. Going back into a previous recording shows “No matches” when the original capture did. Many times we’re with groups in nature, and we ID something, but it’s gone by the time we show it to someone.
A quick starting point would be to add a quick feedback button vs opening a web form, so issues can be reported conveniently.
And a resounding thank you to everyone making this app possible!
A couple improvements are to: - Add bifenthrin to the sticks - Use a black bucket for better attraction - Consider spinosad vs BTI for longer lasting larvicide action
I have a big Obsidian file if anyone’s interested.