As if Australians haven't had enough to worry about, we now have to keep an eye out for venomous spiders, imparticular the redback spider. Over the past few weeks, we have had increase calls for pest control for the redback spiders, and this is partially due to the recent weather pattern. Identifying A Redback Spider On the whole, spiders carry out an essential roll in our eco-system. They are natural pest controllers, with many species we see around the home like the huntsma

Most people recoil when they're confronted with one of these eight legged freaks. Their inordinate amount of eyes and legs seem to put many people on edge and we have been on the receiving end of more than a few panicked calls of people who "have just seen the biggest spider ever!" Australia plays host to many different species of spider and a handful of these are capable of causing a painful (and potentially deadly) bite but for the most part spiders are relatively harmless

As reported on Nine News this week, Brisbane is in the midst of a Redback spider invasion. Homes all over Brisbane are suffering with an influx of Redback spiders and experts are urging home owners to be vigilant about these deadly pests. The hot and dry weather is ideal for Redback spiders and we have been experiencing an overwhelming number of calls from home owners looking for some relief from their Redback spider problem. On the whole, spiders carry out an essential roll