While fire Ants bite, it is actually the sting that's painful. Most ants bite and spray an acid on the bite. Lovely, right? But Fire Ants do one better. They bite to get a secure grip on you. It's hard to break, yet the painful part comes from the sting. They'll sting in a semi-circle as they hold onto you, injecting a venom that will create a burning sensation. These stings will later welt up and turn into blisters. Some people are more sensitive to these stings than others. These blisters may also become infected if popped, which could leave permanent scars. Prevent the danger of Fire Ants by calling Slug-A-Bug at 321-259-7844 and schedule your appointment today. https://goo.gl/UZmuji
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Showing posts with label fire ant control melbourne fl. Show all posts
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Wednesday, September 6, 2017
Thursday, August 17, 2017
Should You Be Concerned About Fire Ants
What is a Fire Ant, and what is it doing in your yard? Fire Ants originate from Brazil, but they were brought here in the 1930s. They hitched a ride via cargo into Alabama. They’re aggressive and territorial, so they spread quickly in the South. If they’re in your yard, it’s only a matter of time before you start getting them in your home, too. Fire Ant removal is a must.
Contact Slug-A-Bug about getting rid of fire ants in your yard. We’re happy to help.
Monday, June 23, 2014
Watching Fire Ants Go Marching By

Fire ants are a real problem in any Florida lawn. Learn how to keep them out now.
Slug-A-Bug is here to help. Should you find that you have a fire ant problem, give us a call! We will start by identifying the ant species, which will help us decide how best treat for them. We will then attempt to treat the main nest, which will result in complete removal of the colony. And we can help you discover how you can go aboutpreventing future fire ant problems.
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