How Spider Populations Infest from the Crawlspace
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"So we got a camel cricket [or "cave cricket"] population in the basement. Millions of baby camel crickets this year's crop plus the bigger ones that are up in the insulation. They feed a spider population. If you look over here you can see a spider web, four egg-sacs. Each egg sac will have four hundred to eight hundred babies. Now, the spider isn't here because, I think, it's winter time and this spider probably died, but it leaves behind eggs that will hatch in the spring and start to feed on these camel crickets. Eventually these baby spiders will put pressure on the sub-flooring of the house and end up going up into home.
"It's really important that your pest control company treats the crawl space. If you can see the eggs in one of these egg sacs, they're little white dots.
This is, I'm holding approximately four thousand spiders in my hands, next spring. That's why you can't just treat around the outside of the home and expect control of a spider population."
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