Ants No More Bait Station - Questions & Answers

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  • Asked by Lonnie from Macumba, Ok
    05/12/2016
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    Are the enter/exit holes on the Ants No More Biat Stations large enough for honey bees to enter?
    Also, does the spike get inserted all the way in the ground or just till the fist hole is at ground level?
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    The Ants No More Bait Stations are designed to prevent non target insects like honey bees from getting into the station.  Ants enter the station through the small holes in the center stake and this hole is not much bigger than a large carpenter ant so small enough that a bee would not fit.  You would push the station into the ground to the first hole, or you could go a little futher for less entry points.

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  • Asked by Carolyn
    03/17/2011
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    How much does each Ants No More Bait Station dispenser hold?
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    Each Ants No More Bait Station has a 4 oz capacity according to the manufacturer.
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  • Asked by Vanessa from Sarasota, Fl
    04/13/2012
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    I have black ants in plant beds around my house. Which ant bait traps work for those?
    Many pets outside also.
    A
    The Ant No More Bait Stations would be a fantastic choice for outdoor use. You can use two different baits at the same time in this station which makes it very versatile. You can use the Gourmet Liquid Ant Bait along with the Advance 375A granules which would help increase bait acceptance which in turn would help you get rid of the ants in a timely manner.
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  • Asked by Gloria from Las Vegas Nevada
    03/26/2012
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    How effective is the Ant No More Bait Station on fire ants?
    we have recently had fireants coming up thjru sewers and in the pavement
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    The Ant No More Bait Station is a refillable bait station that does not come with bait. Fire ant baits work best as broadcast applications so the Ant No More Bait Station would not be the best choice to help eliminate fire ants. You can see our selection of fire ant products by clicking on this link: FIRE ANT CONTROL.
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  • Asked by Josh from Birmingham Al
    03/18/2016
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    How close to my home should I place the Ants No More Bait stations?
    Should they be place against the edge of the house to attract the ants easier to the station or should they be placed a short distance away so you are not bringing ants close to your home. If the second is better then wouldn't the ants have a harder time finding the bait stations since the house is where they are trying to get to. Keep in mind I currently have ants, on a small scale, in my home.
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    If you already have ants coming into your home you will want to put some stations near the current activity for the ants to quickly find the bait. Putting stations near your home will not necessarily draw more ants to the house from the yard, but spacing the stations out across your property can be beneficial to get ant mounds in other areas of the yard you may not see. There is not a set placement you have to follow to get control over the ant populations in your yard with these stations. 

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  • Asked by Rs from Eugene, Or
    12/02/2011
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    How many bait stations are in a single order of Ant No More Bait Stations?
    In one place, it says "case of 12" in another it says 4. Thanks!
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    The Ant No More Bait Stations come in cases of 12. We do not have them in smaller quantities at this time.
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  • Asked by Lynn from Galloway, Ohio
    05/08/2012
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    If I treat my garden plot for ants is it safe to plant the tomato plants in the area that was treated?
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    This will really depend on what products you use. For gardens it usually best to stick with baits that are contained in ant bait stations. The ants will enter the stations, gather the bait and take it back to the nesting site and share it with the other ants. The Ant No More Bait Stations would be a fantastic choice for garden use. You can use two different baits at the same time in this station which makes it very versatile. You can use the Gourmet Liquid Ant Bait along with the Advance 375A granules which would help increase bait acceptance which in turn would help you get rid of the ants in a timely manner.
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  • Asked by Scott from Saint Louis, Mo
    06/17/2013
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    Do you carry the replacement bait cups for these stations?
    Do you carry the replacement bait cups for these stations?
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    The Ant No More Bait Stations come as just one solid peice so the cups are not detachable or replaceable. If you are looking for a station that you can replace an entire bait cup we would recommend the Intice Border Control System. Please let us know if you have any other questions.
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  • Asked by Joy from New York
    07/23/2017
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    Will the Ants No More Bait Station work for carpenter ants?
    Are the holes big enough for carpenter ants to get into?
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    Yes, the holes on the Ants No More Bait Station are big enough for all ant species to get into.

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  • Asked by Susan from Burnet Tx
    03/24/2014
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    I have 3 honeybee hives does your ant traps have openings that the bees can enter
    I need to control ants in my garden but do not want any product that could harm my honeybees
    A
    We apologize we are unsure which traps you are referring to. Like with many ant baits, there is always the potential for bees to come in contact with the actual bait, in bait stations. We recommend to contact your Cooperative Extension office to see what products are effective in your area, but not harmful to bees.
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  • Asked by Gabe from Salem
    05/28/2018
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    Any problems with rain or condensation affecting granular bait effectiveness when using Ants No More bait stations?
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    Ants No More Bait Station help keep the elements from the products applied inside. It is possible that in certain situations that moisture/condensation can occur. We would recommend applying fresh bait if this occurs.   

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  • Asked by Shannon from Deep South Texas
    09/02/2021
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    Will the Ants No More bait station work for Harvester ants?
    I have a sizeable nest in my backyard and am looking for a pet-friendly way of killing this mound. Using a spreadable granule is not an option because my dogs spend most of their outside time with their noses (and sometimes mouths) to the ground in search of anything to sniff or taste so obviously spreaders and sprays are out of the question.
    A

    The Ants No More Bait Station features twin bait compartments, allowing the use of two different baits simultaneously, and is highly tamperproof and waterproof.  You could use a combination of Maxforce Complete Granular Bait and Advion Bait Gel in the stations, which are both labeled for harvester ants, to ensure you are appealing to whatever mood the ants may be in.

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  • Asked by Meep
    01/14/2022
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    On the Ants No More Bait Station, there is a small green tube in the middle of the ant entrance. Am I supposed to take that out? The instructions do not say.
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    According to the manufacturer's product brochure, the Ants No More Bait Station comes with an interior sliding bait stop, which sounds like the part you are inquiring about, that when in the locked position prevents spillage when the trap is inverted.  You would not want to remove that part, as it would prevent the bait from coming out of the trap. 

    You can refer to the image on linked brochure above and you can also view the manufacturers' video on how to set your station.

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