Carpenter ant control in Miami Florida
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Carpenter ants nests are a very difficult to locate and kill in Miami Florida homes because you have to locate the nests at night to treat the nest site directly. https://www.naturepest.com/florida-carpenter-ants/
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- 3. Florida Carpenter Ants • Carpenter ants are sometimes called bulldog rodents or bull snakes. Two carpenter ant species that are typical around constructions in the South would be the Florida carpenter ant and the Tortugas carpenter ant.
- 4. How To Identify Them • The Florida carpenter ant has two antennae which has 12 segments without a club. The Carpenter ant does not have a stinger, however the Florida carpenter ants bite or spray formic acid on predators to protect themselves. The ants thorax has an even convex; a vital characteristic of the carpenter ant. • Three Types of Carpenter Ants • The Tortugas carpenter ant worker is from ¼ of an inch to 7/16 of an inch in length. Black carpenter ant employees are ¼ to ½ inch in length. Carpenter ants grow through a complete metamorphosis, going through stages of egg, larva, pupa, and adult worker or reproductive ants with wings.
- 5. How Do They Reproduce • Carpenter ants can create brand new colonies when winged males and females emerge from a nest and depart for a mating flight. During the flight period, carpenter ants are found in alarming amounts.
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- 7. Other Nesting Sites • Other possible nesting sites for carpenter ants are crawlspaces and attics and that have high humidity which is attractive to the Carpenter ants. Carpenter ants may track from an interior nest into an exterior food resource.
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