Carpenter ants
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Del_CtrlnoAlt
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whats anteater?
ortega
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Del_CtrlnoAlt
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kaoz... then rear this thing at home?
fotoudavid
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put some soap, the soap that looks like bricks type, and rub it on the area with ants. if never works, last resort, pour kerosene, still never works, then after kerosene u know what to do.
Del_CtrlnoAlt
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hmm, wax then kerosene, then light... then burn the house down?
vespa_bicolor
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The combat ant bait you got, is it the bait station, the granule type or gel type?
Try getting the gel bait - the type that comes in a syringe-like tube. Not sure if that is readily available - you can try hardware stores. Carpenter ants do not generally go for any bait except in gel form.
Killing individual ants as they come out doesn't do much because the queen, still alive and hidden safely inside the nest, will continue to produce more offspring.
Try getting the gel bait - the type that comes in a syringe-like tube. Not sure if that is readily available - you can try hardware stores. Carpenter ants do not generally go for any bait except in gel form.
Killing individual ants as they come out doesn't do much because the queen, still alive and hidden safely inside the nest, will continue to produce more offspring.
sbs99
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See one, kill one. I assure you, as long as u keep doing it, the colony will be wiped out since, all the scouts and workers who dare appear infront of you will be dead by then. No food for the queen.
That's how i wiped out an entire colony of black ants in my home when i was a kid, and then those pesky little red ant types...all wiped out. See one, kill one. :bsmilie:
Maybe you wanna try vspray? the green insecticide bought from ntuc, around 6 or 7. Maybe try that.
That's how i wiped out an entire colony of black ants in my home when i was a kid, and then those pesky little red ant types...all wiped out. See one, kill one. :bsmilie:
Maybe you wanna try vspray? the green insecticide bought from ntuc, around 6 or 7. Maybe try that.
vespa_bicolor
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:bsmilie:
May work, but one would have to be very free to sit in front of a nest and kill every one that appears!
sbs99
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last time kid mah...spent so many countless afternoons being a bloodthirsty ant basher rather some normal kid stuck infront of the tv watching sesame street. :bsmilie:
vespa_bicolor
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When i was a kid I used to feed ants with bits of leftover food! Nothing better to do at that time..
But today, now that I recently was trained in pest control, my relatives always ask me go to their house to eradicate ants instead!
But today, now that I recently was trained in pest control, my relatives always ask me go to their house to eradicate ants instead!
fotoudavid
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bro, why not rear red ants to combat the black ants:bsmilie:
then continue the stories like i have alot red ants housing my home, what shd i do.....:bsmilie:
then continue the stories like i have alot red ants housing my home, what shd i do.....:bsmilie:
Haha... i tried the see one kill one method. But only when i'm home at night. So far not effective, and i read that 80% of the ants stay in the nest!
Hmm... i tried sealing of the cracks with wood filter... but seems like i'm unable to find all the holes (I suspect there are some behind the cupboard)
Sian... Mebbe have to call pest control liao... any recommendation?
Hmm... i tried sealing of the cracks with wood filter... but seems like i'm unable to find all the holes (I suspect there are some behind the cupboard)
Sian... Mebbe have to call pest control liao... any recommendation?
vespa_bicolor
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Sealing the crack may appear to work at first, but they will make new holes ones later. They won't starve to death in just a matter of days, and thats all they need to make a new escape route. Try to find the hole with the most ants coming and going. The pest control professionals will probably centre the treatment around that hole.
Nice. Bid the Parquet Good-bye man! ;-p
vespa_bicolor
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Some info here:
http://lancaster.unl.edu/pest/resources/CarpAnt004.shtml
Note that biology of species in tropical regions like Singapore may be somewhat different.
http://lancaster.unl.edu/pest/resources/CarpAnt004.shtml
Note that biology of species in tropical regions like Singapore may be somewhat different.
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