Despite its name, the Australian Cockroach is a cosmopolitan species, and an introduced species in Australia. It is a very common domestic and commercial pest.
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The American Cockroach is the largest species of common Cockroach, and often considered a domestic and commercial pest.
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Of the few species of Cockroach that are domestic and commercial pests, it probably is the most widely troublesome example.
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Oriental Cockroaches are known for their preference of feeding on garbage, filth or material that has begun to decay. These Cockroaches are very dependent upon water.
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Brown banded Cockroaches can often be found in homes and apartments, but are less common in restaurants. They tend not to be found in the daytime, since they avoid light.
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The Smokybrown Cockroach may come indoors to look for food and even to live; generally, however, in warm weather, it will move outdoors.
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The Redback is one of the few Spider species that can be seriously harmful to humans, and its preferred habitat has led it to being responsible for the large majority of serious Spider bites in Australia.
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Daddy-long-legs Spiders are found in most urban areas, in particular houses. They make a thin, tangled web in sheltered positions where they are unlikely to be disturbed, such as under furniture, behind doors, in the corner of the ceilings, in sheds and garages.
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Australian Huntsman Spiders are famed as being the hairy so-called ‘tarantulas’ on house walls that terrify people by scuttling out from behind curtains and furniture.
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Black house Spiders are widely distributed throughout Australia. In natural habitat, they are usually found on rough-barked trees, whereas inside buildings they are often found in corners, around windows and doorways, or other light sources that may attract prey insects
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The Brown House spider (sometimes known as the Cupboard spider) is often found indoors in dark places, inside or under furniture.
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Argentine Ants are readily adaptable and can nest in a great variety of places. Colonies are massive and may contain hundreds of queens. Nests are usually located in moist soil, next to or under buildings, along sidewalks or beneath boards. These ants travel in trails.
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The Black house and a few related species, are shining black and 2-3mm long. Nests are normally in the ground, under bark or in decaying timber. They can nest in roof or wall spaces. The group includes species which track across ceilings, beams and joists and drop ant debris onto surfaces below. Black house ants eat sweet foods.
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Coastal brown Ants often nest between pavers and along pathways and will throw out soils. They also infest wall cavities, leaving piles of debris at the nest entrance. Nests can become very large. They eat proteins and fats and not sweet foods like the black house Ant.
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Silverfish are small wingless insects. Its name derives from the animal’s silvery light grey and blue colour, combined with the fish-like appearance of its movements. Silverfish’s diet consits mainly of carbohydrates such as sugar or starches.
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