Caribbean, Brown, Hairy or Raspberry Crazy Ant - Which is it?

Caribbean, Brown, Hairy or Raspberry Crazy Ant – Which is it?

More Invasive Ants in the South!

Known as the Caribbean, brown, hairy or raspberry crazy ant. This new problem has been identified in Florida, Texas and Mississippi.The exact name and classification of this ant is still not known. Standard treatment do not work because of the huge numbers of ants. It has been estimated a single nest underground may be as large as a small house. If you see hundreds of small ants scurrying in erotic directions… It’s time to call a professional.

Raspberry Crazy Ant Infestation

“Doc”
American Pest Control

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One Response to “Caribbean, Brown, Hairy or Raspberry Crazy Ant – Which is it?”

Long Beach pest control says:

June 13, 2010 at 11:49 am

Not all bugs are bad. Some bugs and insects that are beneficial to your garden by keeping the bad pest population under control. Once the bad or unwanted pests are gone the beneficial insects will die out shortly after or find a new location in search of food.