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October 4, 2022

Queen Termites

So when we find some termites in a property, we use special products such as Termidor Dust, when we don’t know where the nest is located, that can be transferred from termite to termite and hopefully go back to kill the Queen termite and the nest.

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October 4, 2022

Drywood Termites

Kryptotermes Primus, is our native species and although the damage they cause is not generally of a structural nature, they can be difficult to eradicate.

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October 4, 2022

Typical Microcerotermes Mud Lead in Carindale

This is a typical Microcerotermes mud lead running up a post at this Carindale home.

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October 4, 2022

Coptotermes

Of all of the local species of termites, this is the gang that you don’t want to meet!

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October 4, 2022

Heterotermes

Heterotermes account for very few of the attacks in South East Qld. So why are they getting a high rating?

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microcerotermes

There are many common species of Microcerotermes, and they are amongst the most visible termites in suburbia and on bushwalks.

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October 4, 2022

Nasutitermes

There is a species of Nasutitermes in Southern Australia called Nasutitermes Exitiosus, which is a significant threat to homes.

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Schedorhinotermes

This species is the one that we seem to encounter more often than any other in greater Brisbane inside peoples homes. Their behaviour can be quirky and even downright odd. Make no mistake though, these guys are house-eaters.

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