Family – Rhinotermitidae Subterranean Commonly known as the ‘Milk Termite’ this species are often confused with Coptotermes frenchi and distinguishing these species is difficult and should be done by and expert. The soldiers of C. frenchi and C.lacteus have pear-shaped heads, while the heads of C. acinaciformis soldiers are more rectangular. They are common in…
Family – Termitidae Subterranean The nests of Nasutitermes walkeri are initially established in the crowns of trees at sites where there is some damage to the timber from fire or decay. The termites feed mainly at ground level and they create tubes down the trunk of the tree and then surface tubes or subterranean passages…
Family – Rhinotermitidae Subterranean Heterotermes are common throughout Victoria, and are widely distributed throughout Australia, however, they are not considered to be a major pest species due to their relatively small colony sizes. These termites attack fence posts, timber flooring, and paling fences that are within a small radius of the nest. Heterotermes Ferox can…
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