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Camel Crickets
Rhaphidophoridae · 3/4–1.5 in
Camel CricketsGroup Occasional Invaders
Size 3/4–1.5 in
Where Spring Hill · Columbia · Santa Fe · Franklin
What are Camel Crickets?
Wingless. Humped back. Long spider-like legs. Also called cave crickets or spider crickets. They jump at you because that is how they flee.
Are they dangerous?
Look worse than they are. They do not sting. Heavy numbers mean a damp crawl or basement.
What causes them?
Dark, damp crawls, basements, and stacked boxes.
Signs in the house
A big jumper in a basement or garage when you flip a box.
In Middle Tennessee
Damp crawls after rain in Spring Hill, Columbia, Santa Fe, and Franklin.
What Death Row does
Dry the crawl, treat harborage, reduce cardboard. Call or text 931-500-6969.
Invader tank
Best treatment from the truck
Load Exterior Bifen + seal. Light interior Alpine.
Per gallon Bifen I/T 1.0 fl oz per gallon on the foundation and window wells. Alpine WSG 10 g per gallon on sills if they already walked in.
Rain and first-cold snaps drive these. Seal beats a monthly fog. TN charter 5908. Licensed applicators only. The label beats this card if they disagree.
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