About Conehead Termites. There is no better way to describe this species of termite than how the name “conehead” describes it. Conehead termites are a species of termite with a cone-shaped head attached to their cylindrical body which is cream in color. They have 6 pairs of legs and a pair of long antennae. Under […]
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About Formosan Termites Also known as “super termites” Formosan termites are the most devious, aggressive, and voracious species of termites in the world. Their incredible chewing ability allows them to move through woods, flooring of homes, and wallpapers without being detected. This makes them one of the most dangerous pests anyone can have to infest
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About Dampwood Termites The name “dampwood” isn’t just a coincidence, dampwood termites are insects with a special liking for damp decaying woods. These species of termites are located around places with either fallen trees or decaying logs of wood. Dampwood termites share several similar features with subterranean termites, but they are much larger than them.
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About Drywood Termites This particular species of termite shares similar characteristics with other species of termites, most especially the subterranean termites. However, they are easily noticeable if you know certain obvious things about them. To start with, drywood termites feed and live on un-decayed wood with a low level of moisture content. Also, they do
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About Subterranean Termites Also known as silent destroyers, this particular species of termites is one of the most destructive pests to have around. Their ability to chew both hard and softwood, wallpaper, and flooring without being detected makes them undesirable termites and incredibly difficult to control. Within just a few weeks of an infestation in
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