They typically nest in wood that is in contact with soil or in areas with high moisture levels. They are commonly found in decaying logs and trees.
They build their nests within the wood they infest, creating galleries and chambers for their colonies.
They typically build their nests in soil, creating large underground colonies. They can also establish above-ground nests in structures.
They build their nests in soil, often near a reliable moisture source. They construct mud tubes to connect their nests to above-ground food sources.