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Brown rat crouched on pavement. Learning Center, Page 4.
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Rodent Repellent Types and Which Ones Work

Rodent repellents work for a few days at best, because rats and mice get used to sounds and smells. See which types fail, and what keeps rodents out.

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Jumping spider silhouette. Learning Center, Page 4.
5 min read

Venomous Spiders in Texas and Where They Hide

The venomous spiders in Texas that matter are the black widow and brown recluse. See how to spot each, where they hide in Southlake and what a bite needs.

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Termites in a nest lined with white fungus. Learning Center, Page 4.
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What Do Termites Look Like?

Termites look like pale, soft ants with straight antennae and no pinched waist, and swarmers are dark with 4 equal wings. See each caste up close.

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Termite workers on damaged wood, close-up. Learning Center, Page 4.
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What Do Baby Termites Look Like?

Baby termites look like tiny cream-colored ants with no waist, but most babies people find are full-size workers. See how to tell them from baby ants.

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Tall termite mound in open grassland. Learning Center, Page 4.
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Termite Nests and What One Looks Like

A termite nest in DFW is a network of tunnels underground, often away from the house. See what it looks like and the 3 clues you'll actually spot.

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Termite workers on decaying wood. Learning Center, Page 4.
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Termite Larvae, Eggs and the Termite Life Cycle

Termite larvae are tiny, pale and eyeless, and they never leave the colony. See all 6 termite life stages by size and why a colony takes years to swarm.

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Termites spread across damaged wood. Learning Center, Page 4.
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Signs of Termites and How to Spot Them

The top signs of termites are swarmers, shed wings, mud tubes and hollow wood. See the 6 clues that matter on a DFW slab home, and what to do next.

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Winged termite swarmers gathered on wood. Learning Center, Page 4.
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What Do Termites Eat?

Termites eat cellulose, the fiber in wood, paper, cardboard and plant stems, with help from microbes in their gut. See what they target inside a DFW home.

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Woman spraying garden plants with a backpack sprayer. Learning Center, Page 4.
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Termite Fumigation and Tenting in Texas Homes

Termite fumigation kills drywood termites, but DFW homes face soil termites that a tent can't reach. See how tenting works and what treats DFW termites.

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Winged termite on a piece of wood. Learning Center, Page 4.
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Do Termites Bite? What Really Bit You in DFW

Termites almost never bite people, and soldiers only pinch when handled. See the 4 DFW pests behind the bites people blame on termites, and how to tell.

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Pale subterranean termites on damaged wood. Learning Center, Page 4.
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Subterranean Termites in DFW and How They Get In

Subterranean termites live in the soil and enter DFW homes through mud tubes and slab cracks. Learn what attracts them and how the Formosan kind differs.

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Wood hollowed out by termite damage. Learning Center, Page 4.
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Types of Termites in Texas

Termites in Texas are mostly native subterranean termites, and Formosan termites now turn up in Dallas and Tarrant counties. See all three types compared.

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