Scorpion Control Knowledge
Scorpions are arachnids known for their distinctive pincers and venomous stingers. In Arizona, they are more than just a desert danger, they’re a potential threat. Over 30 species are found in the state, in which some can deliver stings that cause significant discomfort or even medical emergencies, especially for children and the elderly. In certain instances, scorpion bites can be fatal.
Below signs indicate that your area may be at risk of a scorpion infestation:
Shed Exoskeletons: Finding discarded exoskeletons in corners or under furniture indicates scorpions are not only visiting but also growing in your home.
Arizona Bark Scorpion: 2-3 inches
Arizona Giant Hairy Scorpion: Up to 6 inches
Stripe-tailed Scorpion: 1-2 inches
Yellow Ground Scorpion: 2-3 inches
all types are wingless
Scorpions are insect hunters. They hunt crickets, spiders and cockroaches. Also some vertebrates such as mice, lizards and rats are in their diet.
Scorpions are into dark places for hiding. Moisture sources like pipe leakage areas and humid environments also can be appealing to them. but at most, places with plenty of bugs activities are the best environment for their presence.
Arizona Bark Scorpions are Pale yellow to tan color they patterned with black strips
Arizona Giant Hairy Scorpions are hairy and their color is pale yellow to brown.
Striped tail Scorpions are Yellowish-tan with two dark stripes on their back.
Yellow Ground Scorpions are Yellow in color with dark-gray abdomen. They have different patterns, but often dark stripes or markings can be spotted on them.
Elongated body with a segmented tail ending in a stinger.
While they are adaptable creatures, they prefer desert habitats to live. They live under rocks, in crevices or within our homes. They thrive in warm and dry environments with an access to moisture.
For Scorpion Pest Control it is important to regularly seal entry points. For effective Scorpion pest control, sanitation is a key. To keep your place scorpion free, call Pestizan for professional scorpion extermination.
Dealing with stinging pests in the safe environment of home can be a nightmare for household. But there is no worries where we offer our most comprehensive scorpion pest control services to defend your beloved ones. Here we point out some of the danger threats caused by scorpions:
You should identify them from their appearance like special pincers and curved tail. The Arizona Bark Scorpion glows under Ultraviolet Light (UV).
While most scorpion stings are not life-threatening, the Arizona Bark Scorpion’s sting can be serious, particularly for children and the elderly.
It is advised to seal any cracks and gaps. Avoid floor clutters, and manage moisture sources as much as possible.
Pesticides can be part of the solution, but scorpion treatment often involves modifying their habitat and prohibiting techniques commonly used by our professional scorpion exterminators.
While some oils like lavender oil may prevent them from entering your places, Diatomaceous earth can dehydrate them to death. It is also advised to seal entry points of your place.
No, this is not a fact, but a myth.
