Redback Spider Vs Coles Cheap Bug Spray & Feeding Ants Spiders

[@leokimvideo]

My prediction is the Redback spider population will be bigger next Halloween than last. I'm seeing many areas around my home that have never had Redback nests before. I'm starting to feel helpless against the spider army who can breed up massive numbers very fast. They will take over the planet and nothing seems to stop them.

[@KevinMartinez-pt5zl]

leokimvideo put a colony of ants into the tanks plzz

[@hananjida1856]

leokimvideo so true i had a similer problem but with a diffrend spider im not sure what it is called but they grow bigger then the radback

[@daniellecovins9106]

I like pineapple on pizza yes, but there's a spider like it called the black widow that lives in the us

[@RealMKGlocks]

leokimvideo yea please do a series about ant love ur videos carry on 😁

[@pamelaflirtyskunk7698]

I can't even imagine the frustration and fear of knowing there are deadly spiders everywhere you look on your property. I would be terrified of my own yard. ☹️ I deal with wolf spiders in the autumn but they aren't dangerous like your wolf spiders. They are just big and breed by our swimming pool and even get in it with their backs covered in babies. It's terrible! They do have a nasty bite but it doesn't cause any problems since the venom can't hurt us

[@Mikeanglo]

People on the internet scream "Kill it with fire!" This guy produces actual results.

[@lapplandkun9273]

i mean, fire is technically effective. Just not humane for these creatures but who even cares? Plus, these spider sprays can be bought at stores for cheap

[@frens_till_the_end]

@@lapplandkun9273 Nothing is inhumane when it comes down to killing spiders, I would even consider explosive options if needed.

[@D33MON99]

Savage for opening the sac in front of the mom.

[@Puchiguso457]

A friend of mine had a scorpion infestation, he bought a chicken and it ate them all. Maybe it could work to control the spiders aswel.

[@reaperaf9511]

Puchiguso457 that would attract poisonous snakes... not exactly a good idea there...

[@Absolia24]

Puchiguso457 aye, chickens are real great for clearing up all sorts of insects and critters. I haven't had any issues with snakes coming around but I don't live in an area filled with them so who knows.

[@RennieAsh]

Get a pet Kookaburra. No more venomous snakes

[@abirrafan3519]

Puchiguso457 I've seen Redbacks bite chickens and kill them

[@toddbonds623]

Why you love spider but you klli spider You so dumb

[@jessylawker6013]

Goodnight sistaaa!!!!🔥🕷

[@ChewKoala]

These videos are so, indirectly, educational! Thanks for doing the dirty work for us. I know I wouldn't go near any type of spider with red on it

[@jordantiegs1673]

wow! when you moved the plant tote and revealed the ant colony my jaw dropped as I saw the extent of their infrastructure! amazing little insects aren't they!

[@girligirlish1]

I miss the tool! The suspense of seeing what the tool drags out is one of the best bits

[@kayleebabee594]

I Love your Redback Spider Videos and your other spider videos!!! are you doing anymore videos of the redback tank home you have? my son and I always wanted to go to Australia but now he is scared! but I still would love to come!!! please let me know about the redback Tank videos!!!

[@Steffy-yy9qr]

Kaylee Harris I agree!

[@leokimvideo]

The Redback tank will go up to week 16. So I'm roughly halfway through those spider videos. Tank 2.0 will hopefully take shape and be the ultimate Redback home.

[@kayleebabee594]

thank you for letting me know! we just LOVE your videos ! we also love the videos of yourself and your children catching spiders in your home! I honestly don't know how you can deal with all those spiders! thank goodness America doesn't have all these spiders! but keep making your videos we will keep watching!!! 😍😜

[@Lainen0]

+Kaylee Babee I'm from Australia too an it really depends on the house u gonna live in, I've only seen one redback in like 5 years (in my bathroom)

[@avatarshaoran]

I can't help to notice the compounds on the poison you tried. Those are pyretroids -I believe that's how they are called- those are either synthetic or natural toxins found on some plants. They are absorbed by anything that has an exoskeleton and quickly paralyze the subject (As you could see with the sprayed spider). They die due to suffocation. In a really slow and painful death. But it doesn't act that fast. The thing with those compounds is they remain active several days after application killing arthropods & arachnids by just touching the sprayed surface. Hope it helps you with those venomous things!

[@cameronclark9784]

I love ants, always like just staying by a mound and watching their comings and goings. They are the definition of a community and the glue of nature.

[@rpwhittaker]

Don't stop making these videos! They are awesome. Ignore the trolls.

[@AlexorLP]

your cat looks so nice :)

[@leokimvideo]

It's not our cat, Bluebell belongs to someone else but Bluebell is in love with Fluffy cat. It's a long story.

[@Gearhead720]

Hi Leo, I've really enjoyed you spider videos. I learned quite about black widows as well. I look forward to all your new posts. TY

[@beerbellyfighter]

You asked for it (Chemist in PUR-Foam) but I like a challenge in other chemicals. -d-allethrin: Is a paralyzer for insects (works on the nervous system before they die, highly toxic for cats ) -d-phenotrin: your egg killing chemical to destroy the egg sacks. -Tetramethrin : hyperactivates nerve cells, ultimately leading to paralysis and death Hope this suffices

[@supercellonova]

What a gorgeous rain shower! I am glad your garden got a good amount of water!

[@sosa7521]

Bug sprays literally fry the central nervous system of the organism. That is why they spasm out when sprayed, they aren’t fighting the chemical, their ability to function is being fried.

[@williamwillis374]

Love your spider videos! No widow-type spiders here in Northern Alberta (Canada) ... or venomous snakes ... just a lot of nasty yellowjacket wasps in summer ... but as a teacher I love to learn new things, and students i have shown your videos to are fascinated by them! Incidentally, Raid is (I believe) a north american product, and generally considered a very effective product; i use it to control the above mentioned wasps. Thanks again for the great videos!

[@joeyjojo2624]

Hi Leo. Today I found red backs in my home and if it weren't for you and your videos I wouldn't of known the signs. I was moving stuff under the house and noticed a bit of web, thought it looked familiar from your videos and sure enough after looking around I found a female red back! Thank you for your educational videos! Please keep them coming as I'm learning a lot from you and I'm finding it fascinating :)

[@deniseemond9263]

At first I thought you were mean. But I try not to judge so I held my tongue and just watched. She never knew what hit her. Fast and complete. I've decided that you are actually a very smart fella.

[@POGEN]

Amazing video once again! I'm sorry for you getting hated on by trolls and other people, but we, the majority of your viewers and subscribers LOVE these videos! Keep it up man, I am really interested in Oz!

[@AvidDreams]

youtube algorithm may take away new people but I see every spider video pop up as soon as it posts.

[@great-grandmakirk8828]

Raid is the biggest bug killer in the U.S. It's great for bugs but don't know about spiders, I've never had a spider problem in the San Francisco Bay Area. I really like to watch Redback spiders die. I love ur since of humor , u always make me laugh.👏🏼😂🕷🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜 Leo, when u say mummy r u talking about ur mother or ur wife? That is some terrible rain🌧💦☔️💧Bluebell is a pretty cat🐱 you are a really nice and fun dad and I can tell that u love animals, just not the 8 leg creepy ones . Have a nice weekend.

[@wiggitywoke7491]

dude, keep making these videos! this infestation is your own personal gold mine.

[@christophermavromatis7724]

Thanks for the vid leo, its always interesting to see what you've been up to.

[@margotro7728]

You’re videography is amazing, no complaints from me 🕷

[@bingo45s]

Leo, I am from Tennessee in the USA, and I do believe that first spider you show ( behind the bricks) is a Black Widow and not a Redback. Correct me if I'm wrong. She appears to have the red hourglass on the underside of her abdomen. Black Widows are common in the USA, and I've had numerous ones over the years in and around my sheds, window crevices, under stairs, etc. I've fortunately never found one in my home....too many Brown Recluse spiders in this part of the country, and I've found too many to count inside my home over the years. Toooooo, too many....but one is too many imo. Keep up the awesome vids....I just discovered them and thoroughly enjoy watching!

[@zxhmanplayzxz8333]

thanks for the tips mate im in yhe hospital from a redbackspider bite they are brutal but now i can be brutal

[@glitterbug4860]

interesting video leo. my grandmother always used to say that ants would start coming into her house when it was going to rain. ive noticed that ants will nest in the soil of my kitchen pot plant especially if the soil is very dry. as soon as i water the plant the ants start leaving the pot immediately, each carrying a tiny white egg.

[@elti6]

THANKS LEOK I'VE MISSED THE KISS OF FLAME! Cheers from America!

[@ollie9090]

I love these videos so much, your spider related videos are my number one favourite to watch and I missed the flamethrower so much haha

[@ethanjohnson4662]

Haha Leo, he is making the warnings more and more clear for the internet trolls. I don't even blame you for using a makeshift flamethrower, I would hate to have those crawling around my garden! I like the videos though, good job buddy.

[@sonicboomman2008]

You have some pretty aesome videos Leo. Keep them coming!!!

[@conniedauphin8099]

i find this show very well done and very interesting i haVE A BIG FEAR OF SPIDERS AND I AM LEARNING A LOT FROM THIS SHOW IT IS ONE ON ONE AND I HOPE HE CONTINUES FOR A LONG TIME IT IS VERY INTERESTING

[@nextpageplays]

Its pretty nice of you to feed the ants the dead spiders.

[@96TAWhite]

Firstly: I would definitely like to see more videos on the ants, they're very interesting. Secondly: From what I've seen in your previous videos the egg sacs generally go a darker colour than the one you found in your porch before they hatch. So perhaps the egg sac could have been an empty one? I know that some other spider species do occasionally lay empty sacs. I'm far from an expert but that's just a thought that crossed my mind. Thirdly: Keep up the good stuff, I always enjoy your videos :)

[@elastofragmentoplast9350]

Mushed, snotty spider abdomen, salad from mummy's garden, maybe some eggsack garnish, simply delicious. Backyard bush tucker banquet!

[@BM22TechReview]

I watched your latest video (Garbage Truck Spider), and when it was over, it sent me here. Even YT loves a good flame thrower :)

[@AR-xl6ym]

In before the triggered social justice warrior's claim animal cruelty. Great vid as always Leo. Every time I see a new spider video from you in my sub feed it makes my day!

[@floydmorrison2727]

Your videos have helped me alot especially when I'm depressed thank you leokim

[@georgemariatos-metaxas7780]

Thanks to you Leo I am not afraid of spiders anymore 🙌🙌😁

[@i4detail]

Hey Leokimvideo, been enjoying your videos for a while and id like to give you some information on some chemicals of the cheapest spray: The L-ALLETHRIN is probably also an ingredient for the RAID Spray. Toxicity aside for insects it is also very high for fish, aquatic invertebrates and cats (!) as they can not detox from it. The D-PHENOTHREN is supposed to take care of fleas, ticks and lice but there have been reports of noumerous cat deaths while dogs seem to handle it better. To humans these compounds are irritating at least and sideffects get nastier at higher exposition. Okay, hope that helps, totally with you on preferrably not using chemicals.. keep up your great work, interesting stuff!!

[@kathiehoskins813]

I am amazed at the amount of red back spiders that have infested your home/yard. Your wife's garden is so beautiful and I hope you spider inspect before she goes outside to tend to her plants. Does the spiders bother her? I live in the US and thank god we don't have them here yet. Your videos are so informative and entertaining. I love your Red Back spider tank. What are you going to do with all those babies?

[@ourlifeinwashington4114]

You're the man! How do you not just freak out? Thank you for fighting the good fight, your like one of our Navy SEALS, SEAL team RedBack

[@kierandyer2036]

I thought cats and dogs have evolved to be resistant to most spider venom, unlike us primates. But, apparently, some spiders do pose a threat to cats and dogs, and yes, as you guessed the red back is one of these.

[@AshlynnTheFennec]

you are amazing for doing this, please keep it up, i am learning so much from these videos

[@Cheshyre.]

I'd love for you to do an ant colony! That would be amazing with your commentary! Loved the storm, too! So awesome!

[@jllucci]

Love your videos Leo. You're very entertaining to listen to.

[@Sopaguayaba]

YES! I was hoping there was new video today.

[@raging4771]

The flame thrower sound is Very satisfying lol

[@leokimvideo]

It's the sound of VICTORY

[@mly_f]

Love these videos Leo! Our backyard has been generally okay with red backs but we get a few here and there that a tiny red backs. My dog usually accidentally steps on them (Big dog) as I find squashed red backs curled but lifeless.

[@ashleerowley4230]

I live in the in SA in the Adelaide hills and I honestly find these videos so interesting! They have helped me a lot in identifying webs around the place farm and I guess just making me more cautious about things! I've noticed a lot more white tailed spiders lately inside the house especially and big ones at that! Have you had this experience over in NSW?

[@itsyagirlemily7810]

Dig holes and put the plants in the ground so the spiders don't have a place to hind underneath anything. Then once the plants are ready to be picked then get some good gloves and just pick and throw it in a tub for the food then wash it down really well with hose water then dump the spiders out.

[@jacobreed47]

Such a cool video. Keep them coming!

[@daniellecovins9106]

You can try planting spearmint, peppermint, or eucalyptus, spiders don't like those plants, plant them all over or get essential oil and mix with water and spray all over

[@mrdaviddlg331]

If there is a local pet store, perhaps you could try to acquire some Skinks. My mom worked in a pet store (in the US during the 80's or 90's mind you) but they did sell them. If the cost isn't too prohibitive, might re-introducing some front line soldiers be an option? I understand the cats would be after 'em, but you never know, they could be around long enough to help thin out The Hoard! Best of luck to you Leo, God bless.

[@darenwalker2517]

random thought. infuse petroleum jelly with the mortein and make a super jelly that will keep them from starting up under your pots

[@5dethtojoker]

These are your most popular videos leokim! you should consider making this your main content.

[@Xode_25]

I like how it’s in austrailia because well yeah of course it is in this place every single crack. Corner. And place where you can’t fit your hand into. As long as it’s outside it has a spider in it

[@gorgeguy8965]

This brings me joy

[@ryanryan3499]

the multi spray is very good those stats are amazing

[@thehedgy3647]

The neighbor behind the fence hearing GOODNIGHT SISTAAA

[@jacklandsflatbmx9141]

You should buy a macro lens 👌🏻

[@flipnpaint]

hey u like watching ur videos they & you are Very Entertaining lol. but anyways. I don't know if they sell these over there were you live, BUT. here in the US where I live in Ohio, almost every single gas station around here & corner stores sell these different size & diff color Torches that I think you would find Fun and Useful lol, but u can refill them easily when there empty with Butane​ lighter fluid & keep on spider Tourching away ;) all you do is pull the trigger and its blowing a nice flame and u can also adjust the size of the flame. I actually have one here at home and also a couple torch lighters that I never use. sucks I'm all the way In Ohio. but have a nice day & keep up with the videos, oh & 1 more question what is your BIGGEST Spider over in Australia ?

[@TheTimRizzle]

Just an amazing place you live in... makes the desert i live in look so boring...

[@robinpinkham9398]

The insect eating the plants is a big caterpillar. I've had them on my tomato plants. They turn into butterflies or moths.

[@chrispoff8097]

Leo , Congrats on 1 billion views!

[@joshualiang3954]

try stepping on it or just reach out onto the spider and use your entire palm to squish it... it will not have time to bite if u squish it hard enough

[@Mviews-hb4ib]

hey sir love England .. just had a thought, why not vaseline a meter wide perimiter around your house? do Redbacks carry in the wind? keep up the vids! .. in the uk its Red in the morning shepards warning :) red sky at night shepards delight :)

[@BigeousmaximousZ1987]

"GOOD NIGHT SISTER"! 😂

[@makistoysdiyscraftsandmore1115]

Since it's the spider's time I wonder what will come next. which animal will takeover.

[@charloot9799]

I always love these videos!

[@MarshallRawR]

How deadly are actually these? If you or one of your kid would get a bite, would it actually be life threatening? Thanks for the videos, loving these

[@Bobman84]

Cats seem to mostly escape spiders due to the thickness of their fur and skin. Ants are crazy, I watch them take dead spiders in seconds in my yard. Put some in the tank ;)

[@DamonVDAmore]

The only thing I can really comment on is ants knowing the weather. I think they are sensitive to air pressure and humidity (oddly enough, so are spiders and most other insects). So it is very possible they can sense subtle changes. However the eggs... I think ants need their eggs to hatch near a plant on the surface so the newly emerged antlings (technical term, obviously) have food.

[@chuttlefish8240]

“And here we have some insect killer” Oh so were gonna do it the normal way then? *busts out the flamethrower* “BURRRRN”

[@annadenton9243]

brill video, could the droppings be bunny wabbits? love your videos cant wait for them all, what happened with the praying manitis and redback?

[@sterloseven1626]

5:38 mate those ants are in paradise, thats like the best thing thats ever happened to them

[@AWAWAWAWAWAWAWAWAWAWAWAWAWAWA]

Me: *kicks open my sister's bedroom door* "HELLO SISTER!!" *sprays flame thrower*

[@BritanniaPacific]

Yes, ants are very strange creatures. And they sure breed like I've never seen before. I don't even wanna know how many eggs were in that ant hill, or how many were hatched.

[@TheFreestyleClubHipHop]

I am so excited for spider tank 2.0, put an ant colony in there to clean up the dirty stuff

[@TS-rl5dg]

Try using Rodent Sherrif, its a peppermint reppelent compound that repels anything from rats, mice, and redback spiders. Plus it'll make your house smell like peppermint.

[@Selloutstudios69]

I love his Australian accent! XD

[@dorkfish1275]

I mixed some vaseline with mortein, and the result was a fertilizer that got rid of a lot of pests

[@martymakeupartist]

I've been following the spider saga for some time now and I get so frustrated when I see those webs or egg sacs! I'm like "damn it!!"😾

[@helmaschine1885]

I think you would enjoy ant keeping a lot. A lot of interesting behaviours if you get the right setup :)

[@montoyaholly]

Mmmm Kentucky Fried Spoiders! :) I LIVE for your channel. Live.

[@daniellecovins9106]

So people are complaining that you flame throw them but expect you to spray them? The flame thrower kills them in seconds, and the spray drags it out

[@okaycool85]

You should become the Australian version of 'Ants Canada' on KZbin 😂👍🏽

[@PaulKingIII]

would love to see more about the ants! I was gonna say some sort of caterpillar ate the plants but idk those droppings seem too large for that

[@TitusGargilius]

Why does she use the tubs to plant her garden? couldn't you just put everything in the ground?

[@jbholland1987]

love your videos men :) i hope you will get them soon. but on the other hand... i want to see youre spider vids

[@BeccaLovesMakeup7494]

i wonder if an effective way to control them is to spray large areas with some type of oil (canola, vegetable, etc.) it might be the same as vaseline but could be done in larger areas and maybe with a sprayer instead of rubbing each spot with vaseline.

[@michaelshotack8921]

man I Ben sub for almost a year now I think I know you started as a channel of trains in love those too but please don't stop fighting them red back I have black windows here in North America (new mexico) and I know how deadly they can be don't change keep the trains and the extermination lol also quick tips I heard (don't know if it's true) but a perimeter of salt, 1 inch thick, may help. chow bro

[@Kaboom214]

Maybe it's time to get pest control if it gets any worse

[@christiangrey3645]

Raid is common in the UK. Never seen Mortein here.

[@sabre242]

Just to let you know mate, Raid is definitely an overseas brand, very popular in the UK

[@gigaslave]

You might want to experiment with things that spiders stay away from, repellent might help to keep them away from nooks and crannies.

[@ChicagoLights]

new ant series lol I'm all for it

[@isaachenshaw-young120]

Great video those redbacks really put rabbits to shame,talking about rabbits i think that's what's chewing up ya mums plants there dropping and damage look the same as the time my family has rabbit issues with there garden