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Some years we’ve have problems with flying ants; every summer we have problems with regular ones that like to feast on our honey and jelly in the cupboards or anything on the counter. We use ant poison, ant traps, eucalyptus oil and the vaccuum cleaner to combat them.
We used to get the little black ants in our other place. Ew. I hated living there! We read that the ants, instead of having one colony with one queen, would be several different colonies living in the same area and not fighting like most other ants do.
These little guys are also the reason we have no more horny toads 😥 I loved those little guys and I miss them!
Stupid ants!Ants killed my former biology teacher’s tarantula he kept in the classroom. He had told the school to seal off the windows a long time ago because the ants could get in, and they didn’t listen. But when they had to shell out to pay for a brand new tarantula, they listened!
I use “Larry’s herbal fly spray”, which is made for horses, on ants. It discourages them from continuing to use their entry holes into the house and it is non toxic.
😯 Talking of invasions:
Blackdesertwind wrote:😯 Talking of invasions:
http://www.maniacworld.com/ants-vs-printer.html
If I found that in my printer (our whole freaking building has ant problems, we’ve been instructed to not let the cat under the sink, there’s poisons down there) I don’t think I’d be filming it…. 😯
Instant grits are supposed to work as well. Blows them up when the grits get wet after they eat them. 😈
2Huberts wrote:Instant grits are supposed to work as well. Blows them up when the grits get wet after they eat them. 😈
What Purpledragonclaw said! EEEEEEWWWWWWWW!!
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