Meat ants.
- collector_and_buyer
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I live out in the country and had aa big problem with Meat ants,until i found this product,Hymenopthor Ultra granular ant and cockroach bait.It killed out a huge meat ant nest in a few days and was also effective on greenhead ants and those little black ants.Doesn't take much and i have plenty left ,should any more turn up.Just thought i would let others know of this product if they are having ant trouble.
- collector_and_buyer
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Hello,www.epestsupplies.com.au has it.It is not cheap.$115.00,but will last you a long time and definitely works well.Some of the other brands are not as effective and don't work at all.My problem was totally solved,and it was a huge nest with ants getting into the aviary every day.Not anymore.Well worth the investment.
- collector_and_buyer
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No,you don't put it in the aviary.You put it around the perimeter of the ants nest and where the ant trails are.You can also put it around the perimeter of your aviary to get any other roaming ants.
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The active ingredient in this product is FIPRONIL which is primarily a termite treatment, for those interested in an alternate or liquid equivalent.
Its also the active in 'Frontline' dog and cat products.
Its also the active in 'Frontline' dog and cat products.
- Phillw
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I think it's obvious. You should be extra careful when dealing with and keep your pets as well as plants away if possible.collector_and_buyer wrote: ↑15 Feb 2016, 08:04 No,you don't put it in the aviary.You put it around the perimeter of the ants nest and where the ant trails are.You can also put it around the perimeter of your aviary to get any other roaming ants.
Good point here. For example, the other termite treatment products described on pestcontrolhacks like Imidacloprid, Diflubenzuron or Hexaflumuron might work too."
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Ants are a bit heavy on this side of the country this year. Spraying with Coopex all round and over the outside of the avairys, and putting Petroleum Jelly on the chains and walls where the nests hang or are mounted. Appears to have worked reasonablely well, though still a few wandering in.
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