How do I get rid of them without killing the eggs?! Theyre in the bottom not On the eggs at all. Vinegar? Dish soap water? I always clean my incubators with solution and scrub the hell out of them. I've never had ants in them before.
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Hi
We have several species of ants that are a contant issue whith anything left out.I did not have an issue during incubation but was worried about lockdown.
So....................
This is a simple way of protecting the bators.
Ants hate water. Place 4 bowls (do not have to be party colors) on the counter and pit an inch of water in them. Invert a glass in each and place bator on top.
Stand incubator on top of inverted glasses. You now have four moats and no ants.
Great idea! Big question here - how do I get rid of the ones inside the bator? Mine has holes in the styrofoam and a plastic cover. Last time I tried blasting them with water, but it didn't do much! Now they are back again. I used ant bait around the bator last time, and it was partially successfull.
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Hi
We have several species of ants that are a contant issue whith anything left out.I did not have an issue during incubation but was worried about lockdown.
So....................
This is a simple way of protecting the bators.
Ants hate water. Place 4 bowls (do not have to be party colors) on the counter and pit an inch of water in them. Invert a glass in each and place bator on top.
Stand incubator on top of inverted glasses. You now have four moats and no ants.