@keithhowell4138 Yeah, exciting haha. Some of it does end up in my Whiskey and soda in the evenings...lol. 45 baht per sack. So about AUD$2. I can't get an icy pole for that in Australia.
I'm not certain that these are ant hills or termites. We also have several in our rubber tree plantation. I would love to know how you get rid of them at least close to the house as they build their covered pathes immediately once a new house is set up. Once they are in, it is very difficult to get rid of them by only scrapping their covered pathes off the walls again.
@brunowinter931 The way Thais used to protect from those covered trail ants was to draw across the path with a chalk stick. Later you find out the chalk stick is arsenic based. The way to deal with most Ant/Termite mound, hills, nests is to kill the queen. No Queen or infertile queen the nest dies within a matter of weeks. In Australia there are products called nest kill. Thalinee says the same products exist here.
@@downunderthailand Thank you. I know the chalk sticks used to draw lines they would not cross, and I knew it must contain some poison. Did not know it was arsenic.
Really nice video thank you
@@johnhowarth256 Thanks John
Ooh ice,
Cool.
@keithhowell4138 Yeah, exciting haha. Some of it does end up in my Whiskey and soda in the evenings...lol. 45 baht per sack. So about AUD$2. I can't get an icy pole for that in Australia.
I'm not certain that these are ant hills or termites. We also have several in our rubber tree plantation. I would love to know how you get rid of them at least close to the house as they build their covered pathes immediately once a new house is set up. Once they are in, it is very difficult to get rid of them by only scrapping their covered pathes off the walls again.
@brunowinter931 The way Thais used to protect from those covered trail ants was to draw across the path with a chalk stick. Later you find out the chalk stick is arsenic based. The way to deal with most Ant/Termite mound, hills, nests is to kill the queen. No Queen or infertile queen the nest dies within a matter of weeks. In Australia there are products called nest kill. Thalinee says the same products exist here.
@@downunderthailand Thank you. I know the chalk sticks used to draw lines they would not cross, and I knew it must contain some poison. Did not know it was arsenic.