Acrobat Ants

Acrobat ants will tunnel into foam and water-damaged wood. Odd piles of sawdust found inside a home can indicate acrobat ants.
Identification
- Acrobat ants are dark colored
- 1/8 inch in size
- Heart-shaped abdomen that will be held up in the air like a flag when it is disturbed
Environment
- Acrobat ants frequently nest inside decaying wood
- Form single file trails
- Often leave behind small sawdust piles that resemble those of carpenter ants
Threats
- If bitten, acrobat ants will produce a mild sting
- May move into attics to incubate eggs and brood
- Will tunnel into water-damaged wood
Treatment
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Granular bait around the perimeter of the structure work well to treat acrobat ants
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Perimeter spray with a non-repellent product
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