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01.08.2008 6:17, Tuya

thank you so much for your advice))

01.08.2008 9:31, Victor Titov

So we have the same problem.
I already tried to throw out all the cereals and wash everything, but after three months they appeared again. What else can you do with them, how to get rid of them???

Once they reappeared, the feed base was not completely destroyed, or there was a new drift with other products. There is also an option with penetration from neighbors. In any case, there is only one effective way to deal with this scourge - throw away contaminated food, thoroughly wash the room where they were stored (desk drawers, cabinets, etc.) .

01.08.2008 10:13, Fornax13

If possible, take a photo.

01.08.2008 13:33, Луся

please help me how to get rid of house centipede? They are very scary, they drive me to a nervous breakdown, I can't sleep at night. At first, I observed only small individuals, and now large ones began to appear. I searched the Internet for ways to get rid of them, but I didn't find anything useful, maybe someone can tell me here? Help, please weep.gif

01.08.2008 15:19, Guest

So they're harmless. People are never crawled on. They do not bite, there are no allergic reactions to them. They usually hide in the light. What are they scary about?
Although an ordinary pencil for cockroaches in my opinion can lime them. But why ?

01.08.2008 15:21, Guest

Thank You

01.08.2008 15:23, Луся

A cockroach pencil? Will this help?)

01.08.2008 15:53, Guest

Don't know. But pencils have the same effect on cockroaches and ants. Why should they act differently on a flycatcher?

01.08.2008 19:33, Ilia Ustiantcev

By the way, in my opinion this is not a moth, but a firefly Plodia interpunctella.

01.08.2008 19:46, Guest

Then you will have to hide not only cereals, but also spices and dried fruits, and herb collections.

01.08.2008 20:54, Dantist

You can catch butterflies using pheromone tape(for example, FEROKAP) - helps.

03.08.2008 13:54, Tuya

this is really a fire fight!!!
another request. can you tell me where you can find out how to get rid of them?!!

03.08.2008 14:10, guest: Dr. Niko

See if you keep containers of onions at home, especially if they have started to rot... There was an experience.
In the case of+, throw out all nafig.

03.08.2008 14:11, RippeR

they often develop in pots of flowers in homes. Look at the presence of larvae in the soil with flowers, perhaps this is the reason.

03.08.2008 14:48, Tuya

they're everywhere... wall.gif
here in the flowers you need to look...

03.08.2008 15:47, Gl

If you have walnuts at home, they can also be there

03.08.2008 16:12, Tuya

there are many things at home, and they are in everything...even in condiments.
old cereals were discarded.the new ones were placed in banks. and they don't disappear...
we need to take more serious measures..

03.08.2008 16:36, omar

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03.08.2008 21:30, Bad Den

Tuya, or maybe they are from the neighbors?

04.08.2008 10:29, guest: Din

Thank you all so much for your help!
Yes, these beetles are very similar to hay eaters. And by the way, we hung out a blanket on the balcony for a few days, and while the blanket was not there, the beetles became much smaller, and in recent days I do not see them at all. I hope that they have completely disappeared. True, the feeling that someone is crawling on the body has not completely passed yetsmile.gif

04.08.2008 11:22, Fornax13

Thank you all so much for your help!
Yes, these beetles are very similar to hay eaters. And by the way, we hung out a blanket on the balcony for a few days, and while the blanket was not there, the beetles became much smaller, and in recent days I do not see them at all. I hope that they have completely disappeared. However, the feeling that someone is crawling on the body has not completely passed yetsmile.gif

But, just in case, look at the pictures for lice. And now the situation with them is not good.
Hay-eaters are rather timid creatures and would hardly run around on their bodies.

This post was edited by Fornax13-04.08.2008 11: 24

04.08.2008 14:19, guest: Din

Can you tell me exactly which lice and where they can be viewed?
And what kind of situation is not good?

04.08.2008 15:53, Fornax13

According to the usual-head and dress. You can probably Google it. The situation - now you can pick up anywhere.

05.08.2008 8:40, Tuya

we live in a private house..so no options....
I'll be crying soon ...

05.08.2008 18:27, frNFBHcL2JSwo

Ran into the house like this. After a short run after him (he runs very fast), he was cornered, photographed and released.

It doesn't look like a spider...


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05.08.2008 18:31, Pirx

Some kind of solpuga (arachnid). Where do you live?

05.08.2008 18:46, Ilia Ustiantcev

Can you also take pictures of local butterflies? By the way, there's a dead woodlouse next to the phalanx...

05.08.2008 19:05, AlexEvs

Wow, what a cool solpuga! Despite its intimidating appearance, the creature is not bad-tempered.
And the woodlouse is also pretty) In my opinion some kind of Armadillidium.

05.08.2008 19:10, frNFBHcL2JSwo

aha, there are a lot of them here, sphericalsmile.gif, local children use them instead of glass balls in games.

Solpugid, then?

05.08.2008 19:18, AlexEvs

I do not know in what language it can be called Solpugid
, but in any case it is a representative of the order Solifugae. in Russian, it is called solpuga, or phalanx, or bihorka. I can't say the exact type.
And woodlice yes, representatives of this group can curl up into a tight ball)))
Still very interesting, where are you from? Are you interested in insects? I'd like to get to know these woodlice better. Is it possible to get them from you somehow? (in alcohol, of course)

05.08.2008 19:39, frNFBHcL2JSwo

Solpugid is in English.

I do not deal with insects, and my interest is at the domestic level. However, I can send you a couple in a test tube. Send me your address in a private message.

05.08.2008 19:50, AlexEvs

Yes, exactly, that's what it's called in English. Somehow I didn't think about it before)

05.08.2008 21:21, guest: Din

Well, thanks! I'll keep that in mind.
However, we haven't seen them for several days. I hope we never see it again!)

05.08.2008 23:10, Bad Den

Solpugid is in English.

And "sun spider"? Household name?

09.08.2008 21:14, guest: Avrora

Good day to all! My problem is obviously the same as that of previous colleagues in misfortunefrown.gif.... also crawling on the grout...they jump sideways (a little when you want to crush them)...don't know what to do??? It looks like we're talking about the same creatures here. Can someone tell me something specific? I do not have a new building, but an ordinary panel? BUT-also renovated and the 11th floor! I called for sanitation - SHE DOESN'T TAKE THESE REPTILES!!! And fumitox-also does not take! On the second day, they crawl out again! One consolation is that no one seems to be bitten at home. Don't attack, vronda. By the way, the sanitation workers said that these are fleas....although they looked at it for a very long time and doubted their guesses. Personally, I doubt that these are fleas. They say fleas feed on blood, but I've passed on so many of them - I haven't seen a drop of blood. Help! Tell me how they are displayed????

10.08.2008 1:17, муся

the other beetles refused to be photographed :- (I didn't have that choice.
since two weeks ago, the neighbors were sorting out some boards on the balcony (it was heard)
, after which the beetles became much less!

user posted image

10.08.2008 1:40, Victor Titov

It's hard to tell 100% from this photo. But your bug is very similar to the bread grinder Stegobium paniceum. Try using Google or another search engine to view it.

10.08.2008 1:46, Fornax13

From this photo, you can't tell exactly what it is. But I think it is a leatherworm from the genus Attagenus (A. smirnovi Zhantiev, 1973 or A. unicolor (Brahm, 1791)) - frequent guests in apartments. They feed on all sorts of dry substances of animal origin-wool, feathers/down, dry corpses of insects, etc.

10.08.2008 21:53, Guest

thank you for your answers!
I looked at the photos here, but I didn't find 100% similarity with mine :-/
they are about half a centimeter in size, maybe a little less. no one was bitten. they crawled mostly on the wallpaper, or maybe they were only visible on the wallpaper.
the pictures are all somehow out of focus, apparently for such beetles the soap dish is not suitable.

10.08.2008 22:01, Victor Titov

Still, I assume that these are some kind of grinders (Anobiidae). Try using this name to "Google" the photo and compare it with a furniture grinder. In your photo, the bug is not only faintly distinguishable, but clearly pressed down (the elytra have parted). Maybe someone you know has a digital camera with macro capabilities? Then the photo should be more or less complete...

This post was edited by Dmitrich - 10.08.2008 22: 03

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