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Fire ants cannot survive our winters. There is virtually no chance of them becoming a problem in the UK.
no i know but,they could/maybe adapt to living in are weather so who no's as this has happend with other creatures on this earth :roll:
Fire ants cannot survive our winters. There is virtually no chance of them becoming a problem in the UK.
I'm not so sure about that, if they find a place where it is a bit warmer than it is outside, like a cellar, they could survive. IT are really tough ants.
It's true that they might survive inside, but I think that would effectively contain them and they would not be so difficult to eradicate. Even Monomorium pharaonis which reproduces by budding and is very tiny so difficult to locate and destroy is not a real problem in the UK.
hm maybe not, but it is better to prevent than to heal. ;)
i am pretty sure fire ants culd surivive our winters, espcially considering they are getting milder every year (except this year, due to el nino)
an I would definitly expect them to be able to surive in cornwall, or in cities like london, where it very rarly goes below 0