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American Cockroach

American Cockroach

Amongst the various species of common cockroaches, the American Cockroach is the largest of them.

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Brown Banded Cockroach

Brown Banded Cockroach

This species ranks among the smallest of its kind known to exist.

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German Cockroach

German Cockroach

Smaller and faster than most species of cockroaches, German Cockroaches reproduce constantly, are adept climbers and have a shorter lifespan.

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Aedes Mosquito

Aedes Mosquito

Aedes Aegypti are known to be indoor biters while Aedes Albopictus are outdoor biters. Aedes Mosquitos are usually most active during dawn and dusk.

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Anopheles Mosquito

Anopheles Mosquito

Infamous for transmitting malaria, these pests typically reach their peak activity levels during the transitional hours of dawn and dusk.

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Culex Mosquito

Culex Mosquito

These pests thrive in warmer climates, though they will seek out shaded rest during the hottest periods of the day. Unlike daytime species, their peak activity cycle occurs continuously from dusk until dawn.

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Housefly

Housefly

Believed to have originated in the Middle East during the Cenozoic era—often called the Age of Mammals—this species has since become the most common and widespread of its kind.

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Termite

Termite

There are over 170 species of termite and while they’ve been dubbed “white ants”, termites are closely related to cockroaches.

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Black House Ant

Black House Ant

Though a relatively harmless species, they are known scavenge in dog excrement, garbage and food, which increases the risk of diseases being spread.

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Carpenter Ant

Carpenter Ant

Equipped with strong mandibles, this species constructs its nests by chewing and hollowing out wood. They are naturally drawn to sweet and greasy substances and rarely come into direct contact with humans.

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Fire Ant

Fire Ant

A common name for several species of ants in the genus Solenopsis, these ants are more aggressive in nature and can inflict a painful sting.

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Ghost Ant

Ghost Ant

Due to their small size and translucent bodies Ghost Ants are hard to see. Extremely hardy, they thrive in humid conditions but are also highly adaptable.

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Pharaoh Ant

Pharaoh Ant

This species of ant are highly successful at spreading due to their multi-queen colonies. Highly organised and intelligent--using various pheromones to communicate with one another.

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Bed Bug

Bed Bug

A Bed Bug infestation is hard to get rid of without the right methods and pest control products. These parasites can quickly infest and their bites result in swelling without redness.

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Flea And Tick

Flea And Tick

While one species consists of small, flightless jumpers capable of leaping incredible distances, the other is characterized by its eight-legged anatomy.

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Cigarettle Beetle

Cigarettle Beetle

Preferring to reside in dark and dimly lit cracks, these beetles bore through stored products causing damage.

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Flour Beetle

Flour Beetle

Remarkably hardy and well-adapted to extremely dry environments, this species is notorious for causing extensive damage to stored food products.

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Rice Weevil

Rice Weevil

This species infests and damages grain products throughout its lifecycle, aggressively breeding within stored agricultural goods.

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Termite

Termite

There are over 170 species of termite and while they’ve been dubbed “white ants”, termites are closely related to cockroaches.

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Aedes Mosquito

Aedes Mosquito

Aedes Aegypti are known to be indoor biters while Aedes Albopictus are outdoor biters. Aedes Mosquitos are usually most active during dawn and dusk.

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Anopheles Mosquito

Anopheles Mosquito

Infamous for transmitting malaria, these pests typically reach their peak activity levels during the transitional hours of dawn and dusk.

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Culex Mosquito

Culex Mosquito

These pests thrive in warmer climates, though they will seek out shaded rest during the hottest periods of the day. Unlike daytime species, their peak activity cycle occurs continuously from dusk until dawn.

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Housefly

Housefly

Believed to have originated in the Middle East during the Cenozoic era—often called the Age of Mammals—this species has since become the most common and widespread of its kind.

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American Cockroach

American Cockroach

Amongst the various species of common cockroaches, the American Cockroach is the largest of them.

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Bed Bug

Bed Bug

A Bed Bug infestation is hard to get rid of without the right methods and pest control products. These parasites can quickly infest and their bites result in swelling without redness.

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Black House Ant

Black House Ant

Though a relatively harmless species, they are known scavenge in dog excrement, garbage and food, which increases the risk of diseases being spread.

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Brown Banded Cockroach

Brown Banded Cockroach

This species ranks among the smallest of its kind known to exist.

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Carpenter Ant

Carpenter Ant

Equipped with strong mandibles, this species constructs its nests by chewing and hollowing out wood. They are naturally drawn to sweet and greasy substances and rarely come into direct contact with humans.

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Fire Ant

Fire Ant

A common name for several species of ants in the genus Solenopsis, these ants are more aggressive in nature and can inflict a painful sting.

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Flea And Tick

Flea And Tick

While one species consists of small, flightless jumpers capable of leaping incredible distances, the other is characterized by its eight-legged anatomy.

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German Cockroach

German Cockroach

Smaller and faster than most species of cockroaches, German Cockroaches reproduce constantly, are adept climbers and have a shorter lifespan.

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Ghost Ant

Ghost Ant

Due to their small size and translucent bodies Ghost Ants are hard to see. Extremely hardy, they thrive in humid conditions but are also highly adaptable.

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Pharaoh Ant

Pharaoh Ant

This species of ant are highly successful at spreading due to their multi-queen colonies. Highly organised and intelligent--using various pheromones to communicate with one another.

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Cigarettle Beetle

Cigarettle Beetle

Preferring to reside in dark and dimly lit cracks, these beetles bore through stored products causing damage.

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Flour Beetle

Flour Beetle

Remarkably hardy and well-adapted to extremely dry environments, this species is notorious for causing extensive damage to stored food products.

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Rice Weevil

Rice Weevil

This species infests and damages grain products throughout its lifecycle, aggressively breeding within stored agricultural goods.

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