They got into my old one on a couple of occasions, good luck getting into the new one though.
Ants, ants, everywhere!!
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They are probably deep underground at Ant HQ right now plotting their final assault on the fridge.
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Need a truckload of echidnas pronto
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Ok so if you used some ant rid those few days ago you should be noticing that there's * all ants about now.
There should be no supervillian ant plot to storm the fridge...they should of taken the sticky sweet poison back to the nest and polluted it
If you have a bull ant prob I can recommend a product called Fury
Its expensive but it smashed two massive bull ant nests on my property.
There should be no supervillian ant plot to storm the fridge...they should of taken the sticky sweet poison back to the nest and polluted it
If you have a bull ant prob I can recommend a product called Fury
Its expensive but it smashed two massive bull ant nests on my property.
They have mostly been laying low the last couple of days, definitely planning something.
I think they came over to my fridge
They have been real busy the last few days
And I dont even have monte carlos
I once in the middle of the night accidentally drank some that were in a cup of water next to my bed. Trust me they don't taste good.
You can't get the god damn taste out of your mouth for ages either. Surely the ultimate defence v predators, why any animal would want to eat them is beyond me.
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Has anyone else wondered this. If a single ant crawls into your car scouting for food, but you then say jump into the car and drive from Perth to Kalgoorlie, and then the ant gets out. What does it do then? Does it just look for a new local tribe to join or something in the same species?
Was there an antidote?
Oh cheeky buggers into the crunchy nut cornflakes in the pantry.
Doesn't matter they were old and stale anyway.
Doesn't matter they were old and stale anyway.
I wonder if I empty out the packet in the backyard somewhere they will focus all their food mining efforts on that and stay out of the house.
I know I've posted this somewhere before but have you ever seen an ant 'war'? Like the little ones taking the big ones on and kicking their arse due to sheer numbers?
edit - back on page 9. Never ever seen one before that or again since.
Saw that. Bit of an anticlimax.
