---
product_id: 343000870
title: "BG-Mosquitaire CO2"
brand: "biogents"
price: "110343 kr"
currency: ISK
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reviews_count: 8
category: "Biogents"
url: https://www.desertcart.is/products/343000870-bg-mosquitaire-co2
store_origin: IS
region: Iceland
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# Includes 12V power supply + 33ft extension Targets multiple mosquito species Scientifically engineered CO₂ lure BG-Mosquitaire CO2

**Brand:** biogents
**Price:** 110343 kr
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🦟 Outsmart mosquitoes, reclaim your backyard—science-backed, eco-chic protection!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** BG-Mosquitaire CO2 by biogents
- **How much does it cost?** 110343 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.is](https://www.desertcart.is/products/343000870-bg-mosquitaire-co2)

## Best For

- biogents enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted biogents brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Eco-Friendly & Pet-Safe:** No pesticides or zapping—safe for family, pets, and pollinators alike.
- • **Comprehensive Mosquito Control:** Captures a wide range of species including aggressive Aedes aegypti for total yard protection.
- • **Optimize & Save with CO₂ Timer:** Add-on timer conserves gas by targeting peak mosquito activity, reducing refill frequency.
- • **Scientifically Proven Mosquito Magnet:** Replicates human breath with CO₂ to lure & trap mosquitoes before they bite.
- • **Plug & Play Setup with Long-Lasting Lure:** Complete kit with CO₂ emitter, Sweetscent lure lasting 2 months, and easy installation.

## Overview

The Biogents Mosquitaire Outdoor Mosquito Trap uses a patented CO₂ emission system combined with a Sweetscent lure to mimic human scent and breath, attracting and trapping a broad spectrum of mosquito species. Designed by entomologists, this pesticide-free, pet-safe electric trap offers a quiet, eco-friendly alternative to chemical repellents. The kit includes everything needed for setup except the CO₂ tank, and optional accessories like a CO₂ timer enhance efficiency and cost-effectiveness. Ideal for professionals seeking a sustainable, high-performance solution to enjoy outdoor spaces bite-free.

## Description

desertcart.com : Biogents Mosquitaire Outdoor Mosquito Trap with CO₂ Booster & Sweetscent Lure | Eco-Friendly, Pesticide-Free, Pet-Safe Repellent Alternative | Electric Catcher for Comprehensive Mosquito Control : Patio, Lawn & Garden

Review: Incredible - Update-8/1/2024: The CO2 tank finally exhausted on this, and I upgraded to a 20 pound tank. I still stand by my original review that this thing is amazing. However, saw it for a few days without the CO2 tank and, while it still works with only scent packets and catches mosquitoes, after I refilled the CO2 tank and reattached, it is crawling with mosquitoes. Totally worth the purchase. Original Review: I've tried everything in my backyard. Mosquito coils, foggers, and even buying targeted insecticides that are supposed to limit mosquito egg development. However, at the end of the day, unless I made sure that I was covered head to toe in high intensity mosquito repellent every time I walked in back, I would get destroyed by mosquitoes. Putting repellent on is fine, but if I would go outside and want to weed for 20 minutes and forget to Put on repellent , I would come back inside and be itchy. I've been looking at this thing for a year and the cost Had really put me off purchasing it. After another crazy spring here in New York, I decided just to bite the bullet and try this though. I'm totally blown away. When I first bought it, I only had the scent packet in it because I needed to wait to find a place where I could source CO2. Even with the scent packet, it caught a good deal of mosquitoes though. However, once I got CO2 attached to this and placed it properly, I haven't had a single bite in the week that I've had this installed. I pull out the bag every day to see how it's doing and the bottom third of it is just filled with mosquito corpses now. We have tiger mosquitoes and the other normal brown looking mosquitoes and I see both of them in here dead. Tips: 1) Place it properly. I have an extension cord running from an exterior outlet and I run this into a corner of my yard where it's hidden behind some foliage in a spot that's shady. 2) Just commit to buying the timer for it so that it's only pumping out CO2 at the most opportune times to target mosquito activity. That's pretty important to cut down on how many times you need to get the tank refilled. 3) just buy a 20 pound tank and figure out a way to have it be easily refilled. I think what I'm going to do is just have a delivery service that comes and picks up the tank every two months when it runs dry and give me a refilled one since I don't have a car and getting into a welding shop to have it refilled would be kind of a pain. Where I live in New York, the mosquito season is about four months. So using the regulator where you time it to come on only at very specific times when the mosquitoes are at their worst, I calculated that I'll spend about $160 a year to have the CO2 replaced. In the grand scheme of things when you think about having to constantly buy repellent, it seems like a worthwhile fixed cost. However, yes, if you live in an area where mosquito season is pretty much all the time, that might not work for everyone financially. For my situation though it's perfect. Yes. You'll need to commit to spending about 400 bucks for the machine itself, the CO2 regulator and your first filled 20 pound tank. However, if you can stomach that initial cost, I don't know of any better system that exists on the planet to keep your Backyard mosquito free . Some people have talked about taking out the bag of mosquitoes and putting it in the freezer to kill them periodically. I guess you could do this, but I don't really see the point. Once they get in here, they're completely trapped due to how the bag is designed (a cone arrangement that mosquitoes can't find their way out of once they're in) and if a mosquitoes trapped in here for two days, it dies on its own due to dehydration. I think it's likely big enough to just leave the bag in here all season and just empty out all the corpses at the end. Less maintenance too. Another thing. Zappers aren't a great technology to get rid of mosquitoes. Mosquitoes aren't attracted to light and bugs zappers kill a lot of other insects that I'm not interested in killing. This thing is super targeted, the only bugs that are trapped in here are mosquitoes. Buy this. You won't regret it. Completely sustainable and you don't have to use poison on your body and your yard to try and attempt to keep mosquitoes off of you. I'm not quite sure what the other reviews are talking about. If you follow the directions and run this thing the way it's supposed to run, you'll be able to live in normal life in your backyard again!
Review: This thing works absolutely Amazing with the CO2! - I tried a few different things & this turned out to be the total solution. First I tried the propane tank mosquito magnets at $600. Because propane tanks are so easy to get anywhere. However the propane method caught very few mosquitos. My highly uneducated guess would be mosquitos really don't care for burnt propane CO2 over pure CO2. The Biogents Mosquitaire CO2 Mosquito Trap is amazing. In full disclosure I eventually purchased 3 of these units, after proving the first one worked so well. Why not 3X the killing power?! No fun having a nice heated saltwater pool & having mosquitos buzzing around you & your guests at night. I'm in South Florida, humid summer time year round basically. I highly suggest getting the CO2 version / attachment. It works some without it & the scent baits (which are expensive) but nothing compares to the CO2 version. I ran it for a month without the CO2 until I got around to buying one tank & seeing how much of a difference it really made. The answer... Mosquitos are highly attracted to this CO2 settup & not to my guests & I. I purchsed a "TMCRAFT 20lb CO2 Tank" on desertcart for $185. It costs me about $75 to fill it with CO2 at a local beer keg store. So far I'm past a month on on my first fill & still going strong. It's catching so good on the CO2 I don't think I need the $19 a month baits. So theoretically I'm putting that money towards the CO2 Fill cost. If you don't get the CO2 you should buy the baits (which smell like dirty socks) To make my tanks last a lot longer, I turn on the CO2 at dusk & then turn off in the morning. Mosquitos are far less active in the hot day time. Rainy overcast days I leave it on... They sell a CO2 timer for like $200 but I had to draw the line somewhere. I have a friend that gets bitten by mosquitoes instantly going outside no matter what. No one else in the group gets bit but her. It's truly laughable... Since I've installed this system she hasn't gotten bitten once which is a full blown miracle. Last note the location of where I have mine placed varies your catch rate so you may want to move it around & find the best kill spot in your yard. Also I never turn the power off so they are always vacuumed in. On occasion if you want to clean the bags easiest thing to do without releasing live ones by mistake. Close the flap against the vaccum running. Pull out the full catch assembly from the base & put the whole thing quickly into a plastic grocery store bag. Tie a knot & put the whole thing in the freezer for 3 hours. Then take out, dump all the dead mosquitoes into the plastic bag you were using. Tie that off put in garbage then put your catcher assembly back in base. I never write reviews but had to on this product & after wasting $600 trying the propane mosquito magnet fail. This is close to $600 after the CO2 tank purchase & fill but absolutely worth it!

## Features

- Everything You Need to Start – Includes 1 Mosquitaire trap, CO₂ emitter and valve (connect to a tank), 1 Sweetscent lure (lasts up to 2 months), 2 catch bags, 1 funnel net, a 12V power supply, and a 33 ft extension cord. CO₂ tank not included.
- Bite-Free Living, Backed by Science – Developed by entomologists, the Biogents Mosquitaire CO₂ system replicates human scent and breath to lure mosquitoes away before they bite—so you can enjoy your yard again.
- Proven to Capture More Mosquitoes – Engineered for maximum efficiency, the Biogents CO₂ system significantly increases catch rates by attracting a wider range of mosquito species, including Aedes aegypti, floodwater mosquitoes and other biting insects drawn to CO₂. Ideal for high-activity areas where ordinary traps fall short.
- Simple Setup, Long-Lasting Protection – Place the trap in a shaded, humid area, attach the CO₂ valve (set to 500g/day), insert the attractant, and power it on. The low-noise fan does the rest.
- Safe, Eco-Friendly Control – No pesticides. No zapping. Just continuous, family- and pet-safe protection using airflow, scent mimicry, and CO₂ to attract and trap a wide range of mosquitoes, not pollinators.
- Expand Your Mosquito Defense – Add the Biogents CO₂ Timer (sold separately) to conserve gas or pair with the GAT trap to capture egg-laying mosquitoes and break the breeding cycle.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #36,639 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #751 in Pest Control Traps |
| Brand | Biogents |
| Color | Brown |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 out of 5 stars 342 Reviews |
| Item Weight | 4.54 Kilograms |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 15.4"L x 15.4"W x 16.5"H |
| Style | Mosquitaire CO2 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Biogents
- **Color:** Brown
- **Is Electric:** Yes
- **Item Weight:** 4.54 Kilograms
- **Number of Pieces:** 1
- **Product Dimensions:** 15.4"L x 15.4"W x 16.5"H
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Mosquito
- **Style:** Mosquitaire CO2
- **Target Species:** Mosquito
- **Unit Count:** 1 Count

## Images

![BG-Mosquitaire CO2 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71skz+soqTL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Where is this unit manufactured?**
A: This product is manufactured in China.

**Q: Warranty information please?**
A: This product comes with two-year limited warranty. In case of warranty claims, you should present a proof or purchase such as your Order # or a screenshot of your order containing the Order #.

**Q: What size co2 tank have you all used?  Thanks**
A: Based on the answer of a 5lb tank lasting 2 weeks. I bought one.  However I'm finding it only lasts about 5 days...which now that i look at it, matches up with what the 20lb tank user said.  Only lasting 5 days makes this rather expensive to keep up. Even with owning 2 tanks. Refils run me $30.

**Q: Is it okay to get wet? Will it work okay if the unit or power connection gets wet? The air gets super wet at night, and need to know if it will be ok.**
A: Hello, the trap and the power connection are designed to withstand damp and rainy conditions, so it is okay to get wet. Just make sure you don't leave the trap for long in pouring rain. In case you forget it and the trap has been staying under the rain for a long time, make sure you drain it and check if dust or leaves are blocking fan. It would be a good idea to dry up the power connection as well just in case.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Incredible
*by A***X on July 12, 2024*

Update-8/1/2024: The CO2 tank finally exhausted on this, and I upgraded to a 20 pound tank. I still stand by my original review that this thing is amazing. However, saw it for a few days without the CO2 tank and, while it still works with only scent packets and catches mosquitoes, after I refilled the CO2 tank and reattached, it is crawling with mosquitoes. Totally worth the purchase. Original Review: I've tried everything in my backyard. Mosquito coils, foggers, and even buying targeted insecticides that are supposed to limit mosquito egg development. However, at the end of the day, unless I made sure that I was covered head to toe in high intensity mosquito repellent every time I walked in back, I would get destroyed by mosquitoes. Putting repellent on is fine, but if I would go outside and want to weed for 20 minutes and forget to Put on repellent , I would come back inside and be itchy. I've been looking at this thing for a year and the cost Had really put me off purchasing it. After another crazy spring here in New York, I decided just to bite the bullet and try this though. I'm totally blown away. When I first bought it, I only had the scent packet in it because I needed to wait to find a place where I could source CO2. Even with the scent packet, it caught a good deal of mosquitoes though. However, once I got CO2 attached to this and placed it properly, I haven't had a single bite in the week that I've had this installed. I pull out the bag every day to see how it's doing and the bottom third of it is just filled with mosquito corpses now. We have tiger mosquitoes and the other normal brown looking mosquitoes and I see both of them in here dead. Tips: 1) Place it properly. I have an extension cord running from an exterior outlet and I run this into a corner of my yard where it's hidden behind some foliage in a spot that's shady. 2) Just commit to buying the timer for it so that it's only pumping out CO2 at the most opportune times to target mosquito activity. That's pretty important to cut down on how many times you need to get the tank refilled. 3) just buy a 20 pound tank and figure out a way to have it be easily refilled. I think what I'm going to do is just have a delivery service that comes and picks up the tank every two months when it runs dry and give me a refilled one since I don't have a car and getting into a welding shop to have it refilled would be kind of a pain. Where I live in New York, the mosquito season is about four months. So using the regulator where you time it to come on only at very specific times when the mosquitoes are at their worst, I calculated that I'll spend about $160 a year to have the CO2 replaced. In the grand scheme of things when you think about having to constantly buy repellent, it seems like a worthwhile fixed cost. However, yes, if you live in an area where mosquito season is pretty much all the time, that might not work for everyone financially. For my situation though it's perfect. Yes. You'll need to commit to spending about 400 bucks for the machine itself, the CO2 regulator and your first filled 20 pound tank. However, if you can stomach that initial cost, I don't know of any better system that exists on the planet to keep your Backyard mosquito free . Some people have talked about taking out the bag of mosquitoes and putting it in the freezer to kill them periodically. I guess you could do this, but I don't really see the point. Once they get in here, they're completely trapped due to how the bag is designed (a cone arrangement that mosquitoes can't find their way out of once they're in) and if a mosquitoes trapped in here for two days, it dies on its own due to dehydration. I think it's likely big enough to just leave the bag in here all season and just empty out all the corpses at the end. Less maintenance too. Another thing. Zappers aren't a great technology to get rid of mosquitoes. Mosquitoes aren't attracted to light and bugs zappers kill a lot of other insects that I'm not interested in killing. This thing is super targeted, the only bugs that are trapped in here are mosquitoes. Buy this. You won't regret it. Completely sustainable and you don't have to use poison on your body and your yard to try and attempt to keep mosquitoes off of you. I'm not quite sure what the other reviews are talking about. If you follow the directions and run this thing the way it's supposed to run, you'll be able to live in normal life in your backyard again!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This thing works absolutely Amazing with the CO2!
*by R***. on August 9, 2025*

I tried a few different things & this turned out to be the total solution. First I tried the propane tank mosquito magnets at $600. Because propane tanks are so easy to get anywhere. However the propane method caught very few mosquitos. My highly uneducated guess would be mosquitos really don't care for burnt propane CO2 over pure CO2. The Biogents Mosquitaire CO2 Mosquito Trap is amazing. In full disclosure I eventually purchased 3 of these units, after proving the first one worked so well. Why not 3X the killing power?! No fun having a nice heated saltwater pool & having mosquitos buzzing around you & your guests at night. I'm in South Florida, humid summer time year round basically. I highly suggest getting the CO2 version / attachment. It works some without it & the scent baits (which are expensive) but nothing compares to the CO2 version. I ran it for a month without the CO2 until I got around to buying one tank & seeing how much of a difference it really made. The answer... Mosquitos are highly attracted to this CO2 settup & not to my guests & I. I purchsed a "TMCRAFT 20lb CO2 Tank" on Amazon for $185. It costs me about $75 to fill it with CO2 at a local beer keg store. So far I'm past a month on on my first fill & still going strong. It's catching so good on the CO2 I don't think I need the $19 a month baits. So theoretically I'm putting that money towards the CO2 Fill cost. If you don't get the CO2 you should buy the baits (which smell like dirty socks) To make my tanks last a lot longer, I turn on the CO2 at dusk & then turn off in the morning. Mosquitos are far less active in the hot day time. Rainy overcast days I leave it on... They sell a CO2 timer for like $200 but I had to draw the line somewhere. I have a friend that gets bitten by mosquitoes instantly going outside no matter what. No one else in the group gets bit but her. It's truly laughable... Since I've installed this system she hasn't gotten bitten once which is a full blown miracle. Last note the location of where I have mine placed varies your catch rate so you may want to move it around & find the best kill spot in your yard. Also I never turn the power off so they are always vacuumed in. On occasion if you want to clean the bags easiest thing to do without releasing live ones by mistake. Close the flap against the vaccum running. Pull out the full catch assembly from the base & put the whole thing quickly into a plastic grocery store bag. Tie a knot & put the whole thing in the freezer for 3 hours. Then take out, dump all the dead mosquitoes into the plastic bag you were using. Tie that off put in garbage then put your catcher assembly back in base. I never write reviews but had to on this product & after wasting $600 trying the propane mosquito magnet fail. This is close to $600 after the CO2 tank purchase & fill but absolutely worth it!

### ⭐ Do not waste your $$
*by D***I on January 1, 2026*

This product doesnt work. The gas is expensive too. I had to wait fir the gas to be available and the returned wi now closed. I contacted the company directly for a refund and a few distracting emails they ghosted me.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Biogents Mosquitaire CO2 Mosquito Trap - Sweetscent Mosquito Bait & CO2 Set - Effective Against All Species - Patio & Outdoor Mosquito Trap
- Biogents Sweetscent • Mosquito Attractant • Mosquito Lure • Magnet • Compatible with All Traps - Last up to 2 Months

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