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Anonymous users2024-01-23There are a lot of this kind of big ants in our hometown, they don't bite, they don't hurt when they bite, they are not poisonous, and on the contrary, the little yellow ants bite very painfully, don't care about it
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Anonymous users2024-01-22I don't recommend keeping it, but my personal suggestion: after all, it's on the balcony, and the ants running into the house to carry "delicious" food will also cause a small impact. And although the ant is small, it is also aggressive, and if it climbs on a person's body, it will bite out red envelopes.
It's nothing wrong with adults, if it's a child.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Just sprinkle a little insect repellent water around the door to avoid running into the house, ants are not too bad for the dish.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Don't worry too much, ants won't have any effect on the growth of vegetables.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19Existence is reasonable, just control it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-18Doesn't matter. Anyway, it won't die.
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Anonymous users2024-01-17extinguish and bite people uncomfortably for a week.
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Anonymous users2024-01-16Destroy it, or run to the house and bite someone.
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Anonymous users2024-01-15It's harmful, but you can't help it.
The soil picked back from the outside should be scattered and exposed to the sun for a few days before use, can not be used directly, it is normal to have insect eggs and ants in the soil, if you think it is not good, you can go to the agricultural market to buy some soil insect pill back, even put a few times and it is gone.
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Before class today, the teacher took out a black mysterious plastic bag. We discuss this in Sicisso, below. Some people say that it is a waste paper box inside, some say it is a plastic bottle, and everyone's answers are varied. At this time, the teacher opened the plastic bag and uncovered the mystery ...... >>>More
Put a few mothballs there and you can repel ants!
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