is it for harvester ants?
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According to to booklet that comes with it, it recommends buying harvester ants: "Harvester ants are the optimum size for viewing and have large mandibles for tunnel construction."
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No. And it is not intended for use on other than fire ants. Incidentally, use of this product for other than the ant application identified on the label is a Federal crime.
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Hello, thanks for your interest in our Ant Universe. This kit is for regular ants, not the larger seize ants.
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I did not have fire ants, so I cannot answer that directly. I can say it was "VERY" effective on a variety of ants; carpenter, little black, and sugar (lager black). Give it a try. That is the only way to find out for sure.
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No, not with the application method that is involved. It only works with mounds. For sugar ants as well as roaches and any other indoor insects, I use Bengal which works great.
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Might want to check with the manufacturer, but I believe the 375a is for ants in general and the Select Carpenter ant bait specifically targets those type of ants.
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Just had an exterminator out at the house and he told me this can be useful if the ants are craving something sweet. If they are looking for water, then no. I guess that answers your question.
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It has so far worked on ALL types of ants. This includes the large red ants, fire ants and the smallest sugar ants.
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Sorry Lucinda, we are opposite, don't have regular ants, so I don't know answer to that question. Sorry
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In principle, yes. My only concern would be how much weight the ant trap can withstand. I'm using it for a very light plastic hummingbird feeder.You may have to consult the manufacturer. I just found their website online -- link below. (Seems they also make a green ant moat, which I think would look nicer than the red one in my garden. Good to know.)http://www.wildlifeaccessories.com/trapit.html
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I rather doubt it, for it does not work on ants. I don't think insects and Arachnida are susceptible to high frequencies.
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The size is correct. We use ours to catch stinkbugs. I doubt you could use it for an ant, but we have caught half-dead flies when they didn't move too fast.
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I used it for carpenter bees and ants and it worked well. I would try to use it because it has both an insecticide and silicon to act as a dessicant. Easy to use. get the duster and only get the smaller container. It goes far. I bought the gallon size and only needed a small amount to do the whole job (sprayed all my eves and soffit boards. Jim
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If it is ants and the area is dry dusting diatomaceous earth (not the swimming pool type) with a powder duster would kill on contact and would be less expensive
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do you find that your meal worms end up with a lot of ants in the dishes? if so then definitely. I have four nectar feeders and have this for them. I am ordering one for my grape jelly feeder soon because the ants will definitely find the oranges and grape jelly. It works perfect for my nectar feeders.
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Sorry I ordered this for my son-in-law to use for ants. It works on termites and ants. Wish I could help more.
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Yes. About 28 inches. Similar to a souvenir toy with a character that bites on the end of the pole. Grabbing part is basically broom bristols that squeeze together to grab the bug without hurting it and then release it outdoors unharmed. An ant would be too small but most any other insect works. It would work on a fly if it sat still. It is pretty cool.