Identification of larvae and pupae

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17.09.2010 9:36, Gelo

After our return to Moscow from Croatia, the suitcase was left unzipped in the apartment for two days. On the third day, pupae(?)were found between the towels. 8-9 mm long, 5 mm diameter, black color, 8 pieces. What do you think, is it imported or local?
Before leaving, towels were washed and dried outside the window. From the moment they were packed in a suitcase to the discovery of "guests" in them, 75 hours passed.
There were no spoiled food items in the suitcase. There were freshly boiled seashells with a slight smell of dried fish. In your opinion, the" penetration " happened already at home, or is it still imported? What should I do with them? And is it worth looking for "parents" in the apartment?
Thanks!

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04.10.2010 0:51, serkiz oleg

Why not wet? There, on the left side of the hair fluffy, and on the right - stuck together. Is not it so?
It doesn't look like A. leporina -
http://www.lepiforum.de/cgi-bin/lepiwiki.p...onicta_Leporina

No,not her, exactly.Well, I can't say 100% that it's not wet,I took her home to take a picture the next day, and she dropped these needles and became bald,dropped them in bundles at once they were so stuck together and too lazy,I let her go, I didn't even take pictures without needles, it wasn't interesting, but a couple of them still stuck out so unphotogenic.Well, if you abstract and imagine it dry, then it would look like this, maybe it is, I even have almost no doubt, the hair color and shine are exactly the same, I apologize if it turns out that this is a bear http://www.google.com.ua/imgres?imgurl=htt...%26tbs%3Disch:1

This post was edited by serkiz oleg - 04.10.2010 01: 23