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Repellent Ants That Repel Destructive Ants

I just found out that Tetramorium immigrans ants can be kept. My brother keeps them, and I'm very interested. These ants are easy to maintain and like to eat insects, nuts, honey, cheese, and others. In addition, they have a positive impact on repelling destructive ant species. But these ants are quite disturbing because they can become pests in the house.

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  • Easy to maintain
  • Can repel destructive ant species
  • Can aerate the soil
  • Become a pest in the house
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About Tetramorium immigrans Care Guide

Tetramorium immigrans (Tetramorium caespituma) is the Pavement Ant or Sugar Ant. It belongs to the order Hymenoptera and the family Formicidae. This invertebrate animal is native to North America and is very fond of open and bright habitats. There are three modes of locomotive ants: trotting, climbing, and scurrying.

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Tetramorium immigrans (Tetramorium caespituma) is the Pavement Ant or Sugar Ant. It belongs to the order Hymenoptera and the family Formicidae. This invertebrate animal is native to North America and is very fond of open and bright habitats. There are three modes of locomotive ants: trotting, climbing, and scurrying.