Pest Control
- Cockroach Control / Management
- We Provide Pest Control Services and people knows us as Cockroach Control in Aurangabad. Cockroaches have been reported to spread 33 kinds of bacteria, 6 kinds of parasitic worms, and at least 7 other kinds of human pathogens. They can pick up germs on the spines of their legs and bodies as they crawl through decaying matter or sewage and then carry these into food or onto food surfaces. Cockroaches can cause the spread of diseases such as dysentery, gastroenteritis, typhoid and poliomyelitis. Their diet omnivorous and includes fermenting substances, soiled septic dressings, hair, leather, parchment wallpaper, faeces and food for human consumption.Food may be contaminated either by the mechanical transfer or causative agents of disease from the insect’s body, or by transmission of the faeces.
- Cockroaches and their faeces may cause allergic reactions, especially amongst sensitive individuals, eg. Asthmatics Exposure may result from ingestion or through the inhalation of materials derived from cockroaches in airborne dust. In addition, food may be tainted with the characteristic smell of cockroach, which is produced by faeces and salivary/abdominal gland secretions, or by the dead insects.
- Ant Management
- An ant’s life begins as an egg. Ant eggs are soft, oval, and tiny – about the size of a period at the end of a sentence. Not all eggs are destined to become adults – some are eaten by nestmates for extra nourishment. An egg hatches into a worm-shaped larva with no eyes or legs. Larvae are eating machines that rely on adults to provide a constant supply of food. As a result, they grow rapidly, molting between sizes. When a larva is large enough, it metamorphoses into a pupa. This is a stage of rest and reorganization. Pupae look more like adults, but their legs and antennae are folded against their bodies. They start out whitish and gradually become darker. The pupae of some species spin a cocoon for protection, while others remain uncovered, or naked.
- Bed Bug Treatment / Management
- We Provide Pest Control Services and people knows us as Bed Bug Treatment Service Provider in Aurangabad.This inset probably received its common name of bed bug from its close association with human sleeping beds where it often seeks refuge during daylight, only to come out to feed on the bed’s occupant(s) at night. The bed bug is an ectoparasite of primarily humans but will also attack poultry, cages and invasive birds and various mammals, including rodents. Female bed bugs lay 1 to 5 eggs per day with the 1/32 inch long, white eggs being deposited individually in cracks or on rough surfaces and secured with a transparent cement for an average total of 200 eggs, maximum eggs per day is 12, with 541 for a lifetime.There are 5 nymphal instars with a blood meal required for each molt. About 3 to 10 minutes are required for each blood meal, during which saliva containing an anticoagulant is injected.
- Rodent Management
- Rats and mice carry various infectious diseases, including Salmonella and Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis (LCMV) a serious disease for pregnant women; Mice leave little drops of urine wherever they go. Mouse urine can trigger asthma attacks in sensitive people. Rats may bite people when threatened. Babies are especially at risk since the rat may be in the crib with them, feeding on spilled milk.Both rats and mice instinctively gnaw on things. This is damaging to property and can be dangerous if gnawing results in wires spark.
- Fly Management
- House fly adult is about (4-7.5 mm) long, female larger than male. Mature larva is about (7-10 mm). Adult face has 2 velvety strips, silver above and gold below: thorax has 4 narrow stripes: no pale spot behind head or rear tip of thorax: sides of abdomen usually pale: sponging mouth parts. Larva is eyeless, legless, tapered from rear to head, which is a pair of dark hooks. Adult is dull gray. Larva is cream colored and greasy looking. Females lay eggs on almost any warm, moist material with adequate food supply for egg-laying and larval development.Most house flies stay within 1-2 miles of their larval habitat if food is available, though some have migrated up to 20 miles.
- Mosquito Management
- Adult mosquitoes are about 1/4 to 3/8 inch long. Mosquitoes have long piercing proboscis and scales on the hind margin and veins in wings. Color combinations include brown, gray, black, white and silver. Mosquitoes have adapted to almost every kind of aquatic situation such as permanent ponds and marshes, temporary flood waters or woodland pools, drainage ditches, and water contained in tree holes, leaves of plants, or artificial containers.Larvae move actively in water and come to surface frequently to breathe.
- Termite Management
- Subterranean termites live in underground colonies or in moist secluded areas above ground that can contain up to 2 million members. They build distinctive “mud tubes” to gain access to food sources and to protect themselves from open air. Termite colonies are organized into castes depending on tasks – workers, soldiers and reproductive. The characteristics of a subterranean termite are dependent on the termite’s role in the colony.Cream-colored Worker subterranean termites are 1/8 to 3/8’s of an inch in length.Soldier subterranean termites are of a similar body length, but are distinguished by their powerful mandibles.Solider termites have cream- colored bodies and brown heads. Soldier termites have cream- colored bodies and brown heads.
- Wood Borer Management
- Powder post beetles lay their eggs in cracks of wood and the larvae tunnel into the surface, filling it with a very fine powder like dust, undergo metamorphosis and emerge as adult through tiny exit holes. Powder post beetles have long, narrow, fat bodies that allow them to easily attack wood surface.Powder post beetles have long, narrow, fat bodies that allow them to easily attack wood surface. These beetles are reddish-brown in color.Adult powder post beetles are very active at night, enjoy flying and are attracted to the light.
- Lizard Management
- In most species of lizards, the life cycle begins with the lizard hatching from an egg, although a few species give birth to live young. Juvenile lizards then grow into adults without undergoing a metamorphosis that is seen in amphibian species. Adults mate and lay eggs and the cycle begins again. The time that it takes for each stage of the life cycle and the total life span of lizards varies by species.Most lizards, including iguanas, geckos and water dragons, lay soft, leathery eggs. In most species, females bury their eggs in holes and leave the eggs on their own. Some species will return to warm the eggs.
- Spider Management
- The first stage is the egg stage. A female spider lays thousands of eggs. The eggs are wrapped in a silk egg sac. The eggs hatch in a short time.The second stage is the egg sac stage. The egg sac is made of silk and is usually white. Sometimes the female spider carries the sac on her back or in her mouth. Sometimes she hides the sac under a rock or attached to a plant.The third stage is the spiderlings stage. Spiderlings hatch from the eggs. They look like tiny adults. Some spiderlings are on their own and get no help from their mother.