Facts, Identification & Control The native range of the Ghost ant species is unknown. It is rampant in warm dwellings in the lowland tropics. Wherever you are, if you have sugar present. you will commonly see worker ants of this species. In biodiversity surveys, ghost ants are often found in the data analysis because they contaminate […]
How to Get Rid of Fire Ants
Facts, Identification & Control Fire ants are small species of ant with a big reputation. They get their name from their ability to inflict bites and stings that cause a burning sensation. For this reason, fire ants are one of the most important pest species of ants in the US and around the world. Measuring […]
How To Get Rid of Sugar Ants
Facts, Identification & Control The sugar ant, also known as banded sugar ant (Camponotus consobrinus) is a native species of ant from Australia. Its name refers to its liking for sugar and sweet food, and it also has this distinctive orange-and that wraps around its body. Sugar ants come in different colors, most likely due […]
How to Get Rid of Grease Ants
Facts, Identification & Control Grease ants are a popular member of the species of Solenopsis. These small ants get their names from their habit of nesting. They usually stay close to other ant nests, from which they usually steal food, hence they are also commonly called thief ants. They are called grease ants because they are also attracted to […]
How to Get Rid of Argentine Ants
Facts, Identification & Control Argentine Ants formerly known as ridomyrmex humilis, is an ant species that thrives in warm, dry and open environments. Sporadically, they can be seen forming massive populations in locations like Florida. Argentine ants one of the most invasive ant species in the world according to ISSG. They have spread worldwide in areas with Mediterranean-type climates and are […]