Dumont Ant Control

Allow us to deal with ant infestations in Dumont, New Jersey

When dealing with ant infestations, our technician will spot the location of the ant issue before treatment. We’re making a targeted application right in their nesting site that gets results done fast, instead of just spraying blindly. We also ensure to carry out Dumont ant control exclusion treatments which entail blocking entry points and deterring ants from coming into the home in Dumont, New Jersey.

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Kapture Pest Control has a reputation for producing the best results as quickly as possible in Dumont ant control in Bergen County. So, if you live in Dumont, New Jersey, call the Kapture Pest Control ant removal experts today for any pest control services needed for your property!

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Ant Life cycles, the final stage!

Once ants make it through the first three gestational stages, they entire the final one, adults! It took around 60 days, and a lot of quick development, but they can now be a participating member of their colony. Once a pupa hatches from its cocoon it will either become one of three ants. A queen, a male, or a worker ant, which is female. Usually, young ants are a little lighter than their older community members. They will darken in color as they age.

It doesn’t matter what kind of ant we are talking about, they all go through similar life cycles. When you are dealing with an ant infestation, you have thousands of ants going through their metamorphosis at a time. They may be in different stages, but this period only takes 60 days to get through all 4 cycles. 

If you’re trying to take care of an ant infestation, the best way to do that is by targeting the queen. Without a queen, the colony’s number cannot increase. The queen is the only member that lays eggs, and she can lay 800 in one day! When a colony loses its queen, they will continue with their jobs. They will still find food, and care for the nest, but with no new members joining, they will eventually die out. The queen is their key to survival.

Since the queen is so important to their survival, they have workers that dote on her hand and food. She is a busy egg-making machine! So, worker ants are there to feed her, move the eggs to the egg nest, and do all the egg rearing. They also keep her clean and in good standing. She is royalty and treated as such! While the queen may seem like she has it made, it can’t be easy laying hundreds of eggs a day, so she holds more than her weight as well.