Who is it? Help us identify our neighbors!

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Jar of pepper could eat at the same time ... Because they pupate make either a cocoon of loose m-lov, or bite into the container and pupate there...

Hello. I hope they will tell me here. The fact is that in my apartment (on the 2nd floor) like bedbugs-shields (yes, they probably are, only gray and dusty - as in the photo, in principle, only more lifeless) climb hordes - as the frost is coming soon - I'm sorry to kick them out - please tell me how to keep them. I put them in a big jar, threw sticks and paper in there, maybe something else to throw? Or that they are that I will have the whole winter?)) (And then I can easily buy them something) Well, I'm serious, no one can tell you). I liked them, by the way. True, when you start stroking them, they smell like flowers or something. And whether they do not carry an infection of some kind-I have heard that some bedbugs carry diseases... please tell me - otherwise I just don't know what to do with them. Please).

This post was edited by Insectoid - 07.12.2008 04: 58

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But do not frighten a person with the rank of taxa!

This is so, the case of five kopecks fell out to insert

Help me find out what the bug is or who it is there - I don't know

He's the one who's already been killed



During the day they are not visible, at night they bite during sleep, then the bites itch. Only two were seen and killed. Eight millimeters long. After you eat a lot of blood, it probably feeds on blood.
I tried to move the sofa under it and found nothing.

Tell me who it is, and how to deal with them?

bed bug.

I tried to move the sofa under it and found nothing.

They should be looked for during the day not under the sofa, but under the upholstery of the sofa, in the crevices of its design, under the wallpaper... About the means of struggle, see here:
http://www.klopklop.ru/
http://dez.ocy.ru/klop.html

the photo shows different species from 2 families. in fact, now they are still in diapause-this is the period of winter dormancy. but they may already have it running out. try putting im como cotton wool in the plast lid. bottles and pour water there - there will be such a drinker. they are bored with water. food... low-fat seeds, seeds, peanuts, soy. leaves of fleshy indoor plants (the petiole is fashionable to wrap cotton wool with water).

no, these infections are dangerous to humans, they do not tolerate exactly.

it's a little strange that they're breaking into homes en masse...

I tracked down and photographed that bastard! Here it is !

in fact, what you said, only I can see with a tail fantasized...
How to get rid of them then? I'm tired of them.

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Take a closer look in this section. I posted a huge text chunk somewhere here, what can I do with them

Do they eat WOOL?? and at what speed

Yes, not wool. I find them in piles of dust and (human) hair, always in the same corner, behind the sofa. Now the blanket was removed (he constantly covered the sofa) and they are no longer in this corner (sort of). But I found one in the other corner of the room, also with his hair on.
Fornax13 I will definitely look for your material.

And I wonder what is their primary origin in the house? that is, excluding the female with egg laying, because this female also appeared from somewhere. Maybe some special living environment?
...For example, a rotten organism (animal corpse) generates its own worms, as far as I understand all this.

And I wonder what is their primary origin in the house? that is, excluding the female with egg laying, because this female also appeared from somewhere. Maybe some special living environment?
...For example, a rotten organism (animal carcass) generates its own worms, as far as I understand all this.

Well, you've had enough! Remember Aristotle? The theory of self-generation has long been on the archive shelf! A rotten corpse does not generate any "worms of its own"! The "worms" in decomposing substances are larvae of all kinds of insects (flies, beetles), and appear from eggs laid by females. Female leatherworms flew into your home (crawled in, were brought in), which initially laid eggs, larvae came out of them, and then it started (a vicious circle).

This post was edited by Dmitrich - 12/16/2008 12: 54

I honestly did not read it (unfortunately), but this can not be denied,
"They flew into your home (crawled in, were brought in)" - it sounds trivial and no less doubtful.
In any case, where did the very first larvae come from? Come from outer space, lay larvae, and fly away? No matter how much we argue, we end up running into the same Aristotle.


But this is pure IMHO.

Dear BlackWorm, don't worry! The act of first creation, no matter how controversial, is not directly related to the appearance of beetle larvae in your apartment. "They flew in, crawled in, were brought in" - it's really pretty damn trivial, but it's not at all doubtful, given the size of these creatures and the long-established and repeatedly described cycle of their life.

This post was edited by Dmitrich - 12/16/2008 22: 12

I honestly did not read it (unfortunately), but this can not be denied,
"They flew into your home (crawled in, were brought in)" - it sounds trivial and no less doubtful.

These doubts are easily resolved experimentally

Yes. We will not rest on the bottomless philosophy or hypothetical theory of explosions. I don't like to argue...
A question for you as a practitioner: if a dead animal, such as a cat that is specially poisoned with poison, is placed in a glass sealed insulator, through which no midges will crawl, etc., will rotting and the birth of any worms occur in its body?

and the cat, for example, is perfectly clean, with a shaved coat and 10 times disinfected...)

Yes. We will not rest on the bottomless philosophy or hypothetical theory of explosions. I don't like to argue...
A question for you as a practitioner: if a dead animal, such as a cat that is specially poisoned with poison, is placed in a glass sealed insulator, through which no midges will crawl, etc., will rotting and the birth of any worms occur in its body?

and the cat, for example, is perfectly clean, with a shaved coat and 10 times disinfected...)

Rotting will occur - the air in the insulator was forgotten to disinfect . But rotting and self-generation of worms does not occur if it is a spherical cat in a vacuum.

  
A question for you as a practitioner: if a dead animal, such as a cat that is specially poisoned with poison, is placed in a glass sealed insulator, through which no midges will crawl, etc., will rotting and the birth of any worms occur in its body?

and the cat, for example, is perfectly clean, with a shaved coat and 10 times disinfected...)

Spontaneous generation does not occur anywhere and never-neither in a hermetic insulator, nor in the air.

Thank you all! It was interesting to know your "gaps".

And one more question, but don't laugh. A friend told me that there are worms in nature that crawl into the ear and devour the human eardrum...Do such worms or insects exist?

Well, with hunger, anyone will eat anything

Thank you for the theme and photos. We also have a new building and the top floor (5th). These beetles were discovered about a year after settling after the spider mite ate the hedera. Hedera threw it out after a long and painful struggle, and then noticed these animals on the walls. At first, I was worried that this tick was preserved and would eat all the plants, but now it is clear that this is a harmless hay eater. So I will order Santa Claus hedera for the new year!

Ambiguous what... Insert the hryvnia better, five kopecks is not enough. We biophysicists are greedy people.

Clops don't eat beetles!!! And bedbugs don't smell like apples, but like expensive cognac... Dry it and sell it as a condiment!

Well, it's hardly expensive…

This post was edited by Dinusik - 02.01.2009 14: 30

I appeal to you as experts.

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Scutigera

Thank you very much.
Just interesting, I read that they are found in the Caucasus and in the Crimea, and like warm weather. How she ended up in Kiev in the middle of winter.

1. This species is a synanthropus
2.It was found even in Klin.

These are the teenage Mutant Ninja turtles!!! They are green, and loves pizza with apples!
If you hear "Kawabanga" at night. That's exactly them!!!

Hello! Please tell me what kind of insects have settled in my house, how harmful and how to deal with them? For the first time I noticed about bags of cereals and children's cereals, then in pasta and confectionery products (marshmallows, cookies). I threw everything away and bought a new one, having previously washed the cabinet. It didn't help.
  
  

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This is a Surinamese flour eater. It lives most often just in cereals and other bulk products. If they have not disappeared, then there is still a hearth somewhere, look for it...

Thank you, I'll continue my search. And how harmful are they and what means of combating them are effective?

They clog cereals and other products (flour, dried fruits, etc.). It is unlikely that anyone will like porridge with beetles, larvae and products of their vital activity. You can kill them by freezing them. There is certainly an option that they crawl to you from neighbors, but most likely the place of their reproduction is somewhere in your kitchen.

I found this insect in the bathroom, what kind of animal? [attachmentid()=54759]

For about a week and a half, I began to notice that light red beetles were crawling on my laptop (I have a black one inside, so I saw it first on it), then I began to notice that they were crawling on the sides of the bed, and on paper, etc. I don't know how to take a picture, because they are very small, less than a millimeter, I notice them only by movement ))
do not bite, other inconveniences except for their presence, at least obvious, yet do not deliver.
I understand that there is no description, but maybe this is something common and therefore easily definable(

by the way, the house has just been completely renovated, there is no old furniture, etc. at all.

This post was edited by lolly - 12.01.2009 22: 20

The joy was short-lived, yet they did not disappear, they just began to meet less often, for some time they did not exist at all, and now I meet them again little by little...
We looked at the pictures of lice, but they don't seem to be similar. It's even hard to explain what they are. It is a pity that we are not experts in this matter.
Yesterday, such a bug was found on the laptop display, they wanted to brush it off, but it turned out that it was crawling inside and could not get it in any way... Terribly tortured! I don't know what to do, who to contact for help?

it looks like we have the same beetles with you. at least the description reminds me a lot...
and I also often have them crawling on my laptop, charging for it, and mouse. Less often on the sides of a wooden bed.
I will try the other day to vacuum everything in vain, including the laptop and wash and wash ((
I also have different colors, from very white to red-brown, all small, no big ones (

and by the way, also in your picture, mine are most similar to this veliya crumb )) they don't look like hay eaters or lice.

If it is less than a millimeter, then these are ticks with a probability of 98% approximately.

and how to deal with it if it's ticks? and can I see the pictures somewhere?
I tried to take a picture, I can't see anything at all((

This post was edited by lolly - 13.01.2009 00: 31

This is a computer virus))) It got out of the laptop and spreads around the dom

This is a computer virus))) He got out of the laptop and spread around the house

it's funny for you, but not for me