A ready-to-use gel in a feeder for controlling ants indoors and in their immediate vicinity (terraces, gazebos, paths, driveways). Ants, attracted by the enticing bait, take the gel from the bait station and carry it back to the nest, destroying the entire colony, including the queen. The bait station also prevents children and pets from coming into contact with the poison.
The ant colony is, in fact, a carefully ordered society, and its members perform strictly defined functions. The duty of the queen is to lay eggs. In turn, the workers are engaged in collecting food, building a nest, caring for the young and defending the colony. Drone ants, on the other hand, are responsible for reproduction. Some species of ants possess stings. Their venom is not particularly dangerous for a healthy person, as long as he or she does not have allergies. Pain and redness may appear in the area of the bite, and the symptoms disappear after a few hours.
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