Australia is infamous for a variety of deadly creatures like brown snakes, jellyfish, stonefish, and of course redback spiders. One of the most common poisonous creatures you want to maintain a safe distance from is the redback spider. This kind of spider is similar to the widow spiders found in the United States and worldwide and its high toxicity levels make them a very dangerous little critter. Hire a professional to deal with these menacing spiders, and avoid a potential nasty bite!

Although not as deadly as they once were, a high level of caution must still be exercised when it comes to redback spiders. Awareness around redback spiders can help medical professionals identify potential bites quickly, and ensure you get the treatment you require on time. Read on to learn more about the redback spider, where they live, what they look like, and how to ensure you get the most out of your redback spider pest control.

What Redback Spiders eat?

Redback spiders are carnivorous predators and they can eat almost anything from insects and lizards to any other small animals. Australian redback spiders are not intimidated by the size of their prey and they can feed on organisms much larger in size.

How Redback Spiders Look?

Redback spider males and females are different in appearance. While females are about 10mm in length, males are relatively smaller with 4mm length. Females have a pea-shaped body while the male have light brown body.

Where Redback Spiders live?

The web of a redback spider appears like a rather messy and unconstructed tangle such as silk balls with globules of sticky glue having the capability to trap creatures that come in their contact. If you notice any such web, make sure that you call a spider pest control expert at Safeguard Pest Control.

How the Venom of Redback Spiders Acts?

The venom of a redback spider includes neurotics, which effects the nervous system, resulting in damaged blood vessels, destroyed blood, nephrotoxins, and failed kidneys.

The first sign you notice about the redback spiders should be an alarm to launch a spider pest control with a professional redback pest control expert. Safeguard Pest Control holds expertise in dealing with venomous spiders. Contact us and we’ll make sure you stay safe.

AUSTRALIAN REDBACK SPIDER PEST CONTROL LOCATIONS

Redback Spider Pest Control Noosa

Redback Spider Pest Control Buderim

Redback Spider Pest Control Pelican Waters

Redback Spider Pest Control Maroochydore

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