This document summarizes a study on the differences in types of bait for rats trapped at the port of Tenau Kupang, Indonesia in 2012. The study found that peanut fuel bait caught the most rats, a total of 13 rats or 16.25% of the total. The most common rat species caught was Mus musculus. The rat species with the highest flea index was Rattus rattus frugivorus, which was found with 14 fleas at an index of 7 fleas per rat. Across the entire port area, the flea index was 1.8 fleas per rat. The study concluded that peanut fuel bait was the most effective, and recommended regular rat monitoring to minimize disease transmission.
This document summarizes a study on the differences in types of bait for rats trapped at the port of Tenau Kupang, Indonesia in 2012. The study found that peanut fuel bait caught the most rats, a total of 13 rats or 16.25% of the total. The most common rat species caught was Mus musculus. The rat species with the highest flea index was Rattus rattus frugivorus, which was found with 14 fleas at an index of 7 fleas per rat. Across the entire port area, the flea index was 1.8 fleas per rat. The study concluded that peanut fuel bait was the most effective, and recommended regular rat monitoring to minimize disease transmission.
This document summarizes a study on the differences in types of bait for rats trapped at the port of Tenau Kupang, Indonesia in 2012. The study found that peanut fuel bait caught the most rats, a total of 13 rats or 16.25% of the total. The most common rat species caught was Mus musculus. The rat species with the highest flea index was Rattus rattus frugivorus, which was found with 14 fleas at an index of 7 fleas per rat. Across the entire port area, the flea index was 1.8 fleas per rat. The study concluded that peanut fuel bait was the most effective, and recommended regular rat monitoring to minimize disease transmission.
*) Department of Environmental Health Poltekes Kemenkes Kupang
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Mice are rodent (rodents), better known as pests of agricultural crops, destroying goods in warehouses and animal nuisance and cause a nasty of abhorrent in housing health problems. The seaport is a strategic gateway to the transmission of diseases such as bubonic plague quarantine. To prevent the exit or entry of quarantine diseases specified by the port, the port needs to be done supervision of sanitation, such as vessel sanitation inspection, checking the existence of rats on board, control and eradication of rats and fleas in the harbor, building sanitary supervision and buildings. The purpose of this study was to determine the differences in the various types of bait for rats trapped in the port density Tenau Kupang 2012. This type of research is an experiment in using different types of bait Coconut Grill, Fish Salted Peanut Fuels and Fuel for the number of rats caught by bait type. Population and samples in this study were all the buildings in the area perimeter and Buffer, rats and fleas were caught during the study by type of bait and fleas per rat species in the port of Tenau Kupang. The research found the most number of rats trapped in the fuel feed peanuts rats were 13 or 16.25% with the number density of rats in the Port Tenau Kupang is 20 mice (6.25%). Most species of rat captured by type of bait that is as much as 6 species Mus musculus tail is caught in the fuel feed peanuts and indices based on species of rat fleas the most caught species Rattus rattus rat tail frugivorus the 14 fleas with index 7 tail per rats. While the flea index in the port area Tenau kupang 1.8 tail per rats. Based on the results it can be concluded that the density penelitin and rat species by type of bait that caught rat bait peanut fuel at 16.25% and rat species mus musculus 7.50% and the index of fleas per rat species caught most of the Rattus rattus frugiforus 14 tail with index of 7 animals per rat and flea species that are caught Xenopsylla cheopis and Pulex irritants. It is suggested to the manager of the Port of monitoring control mice regularly to minimize the incidence of disease caused by rats.
Bibliography: 16 (1985 - 2012)
Keywords: density, type of bait, index, mice, fleas.