BIOPREN Pharaoh Ant Bait

BIOPREN Pharaoh Ant Bait contains the insect growth regulator S-Methoprene, which is carried by the ants into the nest. There it disrupts the queens’ egg-laying and interferes with larval development, leading to a gradual collapse of the colony.

Pharaoh ants form large, complex colonies with multiple queens and satellite nests. Because the bait targets the reproductive cycle rather than causing immediate mortality, effective control typically takes 10–14 weeks.

Contact insecticides, sprays, or powders can repel ants and trigger nest relocation or colony splitting. This reduces bait acceptance and can significantly compromise the effectiveness of the treatment.

Bait stations should be positioned along ant foraging routes and near hiding places or warm areas, but not directly on the ant trail. A typical recommendation is two bait stations per 20 m².

For sustainable results, the bait stations should remain undisturbed for at least three months, even if ant activity decreases or disappears earlier.