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contaminated by several ant carcasses, the poor contact caused arcing, destroying the points and requiring replacement of the relay. There was no food or water source in the relay box, so the reason for the ants to crawl in there had to be something else, perhaps being attracted to the electric fields around the points. If suitable references could be found, this information might make an interesting addition to the article. —
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nests in the neighborhood, and that's why it involved such a huge number of them, lasting so long. Prior to that I had dealt with smaller invasions from individual nests using the herein described recipe and the ants always stopped coming after 3 to 4 days of feeding at the bait dishes, with several months of respite between incursions. —
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I don't think the safety drawbacks should affect it's inclusion in the article, applications such as within wall spaces seem fairly useful since it does not degrade when dry. It would be nice to have a actual study though since it's effectiveness varies between insect and ant species, I found many
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I am a novice on this subject, I'll admit, but I have just finished reading a book on entomology that clearly and repeatedly emphasized ongoing warfare between
Argentine ants of four separate supercolonies in California alone- two of which were identified as the "Lake Hodges Colony" and "Very Large
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I think the Recipe needs to be adjusted to include more than a 1/4 Teaspoon of Borax. Because I tried the homemade bait on an
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I went out to check on my Guinea Pigs and foud SIX of them to be dead they were coverd with these ants and their fur was eaten off by the ants I have tried every thing to stop these ants but they DO NOT respond to any thing I use or do. I f you have small animals Eg. Guinea Pigs, Rats, Rabits, Mice
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ECT. and you notice you have a lot of these ants around I Very Stronglky Urge you to bring them into safty like a garage or even inside. I hope that this message stops the deaths of little animals and helps you in some way. :) . I dont want people to go thru what I did.
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I would just like to point out that Kobe is not on the "west coast of Japan" but is rather on the "coast of Western Japan". This may seem a small difference but Kobe is not on a western coastline, it is on the coast of Osaka Bay, on the Pacific Coast of Japan.
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