Hi, ants are a very tricky indoor problem to treat. It is very important to identify what species you are up against. Your State Department of Agriculture probably provides a free identification service. Here is a link for all 50 states…
Hi, ants are a very tricky indoor problem to treat. It is very important to identify what species you are up against. Your State Department of Agriculture probably provides a free identification service. Here is a link for all 50 states… http://www.statelocalgov.net/50states-agriculture.htm Identification tells you what feeding habit your particular ant has. It will then help you figure out what type/s of bait to use. For instance, here in Vegas, we have two main indoor ant invaders. One species (Native Souther Fire Ant) will primarily feed on proteins. The other, more common indoor ant invader is the Argentine Ant and it’s primarily a liquid sweet feeding ant. For results, it’s critical that I apply the proper bait. If you can’t identify the species, here are some tips that may help. 1. If possible, try to locate and destroy any exterior nests that may be contributing to your problem. 2. Try to
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