Pest

Ants

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  1. Crazy Ants
  2. Weaver Ants
  3. Ghost Ants
  4. Pharaoh Ants

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Bed Bugs

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  1. Common Bed Bug
  2. Tropical Bed Bug

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Flies

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  1. Fruit fly
  2. House fly
  3. Blue Bottle fly
  4. Phorid fly

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Termites

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  1. Drywood Termites
  2. Subterranean Termites

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Mosquitos

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  1. Aedes Mosquito
  2. Anopheles Mosquito
  3. Culex Mosquito

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Cockroaches

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  1. German cockroach
  2. American cockroach

[/ordered_list][icon_list_item icon=”fa-check” icon_type=”transparent” icon_color=”#fab012″ title=”Cockroaches eggs are surrounded by hard protective covering” title_color=”#222222″][icon_list_item icon=”fa-check” icon_type=”transparent” icon_color=”#fab012″ title=”Cockroaches are between 0.7 inches and 3 inches in length.” title_color=”#222222″][icon_list_item icon=”fa-check” icon_type=”transparent” icon_color=”#fab012″ title=”Signs of Infestation: Cockroaches faeces are visible during an infestation, Musty odour (serious infestations) and oval-shaped egg cases known as oothecae, sometimes visible behind furniture and in other hidden locations, such as the spaces between books.” title_color=”#222222″]