I think they're in our attic...they seem to be dropping from a bathroom light fixture above our toilet. I keep finding them in the water and I've seen them in the fixture. Is this an RIFA, a carpenter,....? This one was just shy of 1/4" long (others seem to fall in line with that too). They don't move quickly like the fire ants I've seen around mounds, but I guess that's because they're not protecting anything. I've sprayed fipronil and baited with Amdro around our house recently...can I do the same in my attic?
thanks in advance.
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CLOSED: What kind of ant is this (Dallas, TX)?
This might be an acrobat ant (Crematogaster spp.) - see http://tinyurl.com/cpy8pg for an image. You can find advice for controlling these and other household-infesting ants at http://tinyurl.com/chbpou
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