Termites are among the most notorious pests in Malaysia, causing widespread damage to wooden structures, furniture and even foundations. Understanding their life cycle is essential for effective pest management and prevention. We dive into the stages from egg to mature colony.

In Malaysia, termite infestations are a common headache for home and business property owners. These tiny but destructive insects can cause significant damage to wooden structures and foundations if not properly managed.

Ratu anai-anai, atau dalam istilah umum dikenali sebagai ratu serangga parasit, memainkan peranan penting dalam koloni.

Termites are a pervasive threat to building structures and wooden assets across Malaysia. Their capacity to cause significant damage makes effective pest control and prevention measures essential for homeowners, developers and builders.

They are social insects that can build nests in dirt soil or wood material, occasionally causing damage to structures. With pale beige to white colour bodies and darker head without a waist between the thorax till the abdomen.

Termites are among the most destructive pests affecting residential and commercial structures in Malaysia. With warm, humid climate conducive to termite activity, understanding various types of termites is crucial for effective pest management