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07.02.2009 15:53, Ortolana V

Hello, dear Lollysmile.gif, I found this note of yours when I was scouring the Internet myself in search of an answer to the same question.
I also have such insects in my apartment,and on my computer and computer desk, too.As you wrote, I noticed them only by their movement.They crawled on the monitor,at first I thought it was dust,but then I found out that it wasn't)))I'm also trying to figure out who it is.I have found so far that this is a special species of nogohvostok(there are several thousand species, so I can't say more precisely).They live where there is a lot of dampness and a lot of mold, because they feed on its productive life activity and directly on it.You can't see very clearly in the photo,but it's very similar to what I see in my room.

07.02.2009 16:49, Fornax13

Google the hay eaters. Similar?

11.02.2009 22:52, ASA

Help!! I have in the kitchen and now all over the house run some creatures like ants but very small literally 3 mm in length. they're everywhere! light ones like this.

12.02.2009 19:46, guest: inuska

Hello!
I have a white insect in the kitchen, very small, so it's not really possible to take a picture. It moves very fast and can only be seen on dark objects. Found first on the windowsill, washed everything, but the next day they reappeared, but already all over the kitchen. It's very wet here.maybe because of this. Help identify and get rid of insects.

13.02.2009 21:38, Guest

I don't know...try baking soda habitat sprinkle...or put the arrows of the bow ((

14.02.2009 11:29, Жужилица

a year ago we found strange beetles on an old wooden window after a while we replaced the window they first disappeared a week later we found them in another room also on a wooden window they can fly and bite quite sensitively can this beetle eat furniture? and how to deal with them?

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14.02.2009 12:00, amara

Dear Ekaterina, if these are Zernovka beetles (experts will correct me here) then you need to look for them in the kitchen stocks. View it, and if it is confirmed, then turn it off. And it is better to write to the forum not in capital letters (on some forums for this (analogous to shouting) they are excluded from communication.
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14.02.2009 13:55, Dmitry Vlasov

These are bean seeds, look for and check your bean stocks...

14.02.2009 15:36, Victor Titov

  THEY CAN FLY AND BITE QUITE SENSITIVELY CAN THIS BEETLE EAT FURNITURE? AND HOW TO DEAL WITH THEM?

And this you have already imagined for yourself! Well, a bug accidentally landed on your hand, so what: immediately bite or something? Grains can't bite! If you thought the opposite - take a sedative-It definitely seemed to you (fear has big eyes smile.gif). For furniture, these beetles are absolutely not dangerous. Find a supply of beans in your home and eliminate them, and there will be no beetles.
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14.02.2009 16:31, Oks-koks

Hello. I had a rest in Anapa, there were some nasty beetles in the room, I couldn't even sleep normally = (I would like to know what kind of beetles they are? Thank you in advance. Here's a photo...DSCN0316__1_.jpg

14.02.2009 16:41, Victor Titov

This, of course, is not a beetle, it is the lowest primary wingless insect-Thermobia domestica-a domestic scale. Harmless and harmless, in principle, the creature.
Speaking of which, they're nasty...They don't argue about tastes, but in my opinion it's a very cute insect. You shouldn't have called her that.

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14.02.2009 18:07, inuska

That's all that happened. Excuse me,but they are very small. Please help me determine if there is a small child in the house.

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14.02.2009 18:24, Valikoff

Go visit your neighbors and see if they have any? if there is, then fight together, otherwise there will be no result.

14.02.2009 21:45, RippeR

Mashenka help!

14.02.2009 21:51, RippeR

don't forget about capslok
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14.02.2009 21:52, RippeR

they also shine coolly in silver and are useful smile.gif
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14.02.2009 21:53, RippeR

is it mites or mold

15.02.2009 17:40, amara

It would be 5 times larger, and it would help a specialist (not me) to determine. Try.

15.02.2009 18:08, mikee

It would be 5 times larger, and it would help a specialist (not me) to determine. Try.

And this is already 10 times more smile.gif

15.02.2009 18:11, amara

And this is already 10 times more smile.gif


I had the vmdu take 10 pictures, choose sharp, and inflate 10 times.

15.02.2009 18:49, Victor Titov

[font=Arial]I don't know what to do tell me!!!! In winter, ants have started up, they love white bread very much, they don't even go near honey.

Pharaoh ant (Mopomogiim pharaonis). It is very difficult to get out of a single apartment. It is necessary to unite the efforts of neighbors.
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15.02.2009 18:56, amara

Mopmogiim is a thing that doesn't need to be output. You can exist without problems, and learn something about biology along the way. Recommend. I had some.

15.02.2009 19:01, Victor Titov

Mopmogiim is a thing that doesn't need to be output. You can exist without problems, and learn something about biology along the way. Recommend. I had some.

I have my own experience of communicating with these comrades. In 1982, they cynically worked on my mattresses. Nothing could be deduced. Then they disappeared overnight. How and where-God knows... But I don't regret it at all!
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15.02.2009 19:10, amara

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15.02.2009 21:41, mikee

I have my own experience of communicating with these comrades. In 1982, they cynically worked on my mattresses. Nothing could be deduced. Then they disappeared overnight. How and where-God knows... But I don't regret it at all!

Unfortunately, my experience of interacting with them continues for the third year. It is extremely difficult to deduce, but it is interesting to observe. Don't touch the collection. Freshly caught butterflies are gnawed during the first two days, but only fluff from the abdomen. I've never seen any serious damage from them. But I'm still not ready to accept such cohabitation smile.gif
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15.02.2009 23:20, Oks-koks

Thank you. They really don't argue about tastes. But thanks to this Thermobia domestica, my vacation was ruined (((

16.02.2009 0:53, Victor Titov

But thanks to this Thermobia domestica, my vacation was ruined (((

Let me disagree umnik.gif: Your vacation was ruined not because of a harmless and absolutely not dangerous insect for you (I can imagine how many you innocuously crushed weep.gifthem), but because of your subjective perception of Thermobia domestica and (sorry!) ignorance of the subject you encountered wall.gif. The easiest way is to look for the reason on the side, and not in yourself, a loved one... wink.gif
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16.02.2009 20:50, Guest

I'd be crazy if I had such a nasty thing at home!!!!! br!!!!! goosebumps! Here, too, I break the Internet-some small brown larvae have settled. it doesn't look like a moth.

17.02.2009 2:43, inuska

I visited the neighbors,but I didn't see anything like this. Maybe I don't understand anything about it,but how can mold run? It doesn't look like ticks, either.They are like semolina, less than 1 mm. Help identify and destroy them,they are not afraid of anything not cold, not heat and even bleach.

17.02.2009 16:13, Ilia Ustiantcev

Try launching it into outer space. If they survive - tardigrades.
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17.02.2009 22:25, RippeR

most likely leatherworm larvae)

18.02.2009 14:18, universal

I'd be crazy

In vain, in English-speaking countries, the scale fish is called a "silver fish"... A harmless creature...

18.02.2009 19:31, Ma Mantis

Affect should be treated. And nerves. And sadism. Valerian in large doses. And about the girls you are in vain. Not everyone is so hysterical. mad.gif

18.02.2009 20:18, Жужилица

thank you so much for your help! on your advice, we reviewed all the stocks of beans, and one of the cans really turned out to be beetles. the jar was thrown out and the visible beetles were killed, but the beetles still appear. And on the back side of the window (where the balcony and it is glazed). Where else would they be? Thank you in advance for your answers!

18.02.2009 21:16, Андреас

- With a huge effort of will, I try to keep myself from making adequate comments on the first post... "Just so you don't make your superiors angry!"!! mad.gif lol.gif

18.02.2009 21:47, Victor Titov

thank you so much for your help! on your advice, we reviewed all the stocks of beans, and one of the cans really turned out to be beetles. the jar was thrown out and the visible beetles were killed, but the beetles still appear. And on the back side of the window (where the balcony and it is glazed). Where else would they be? Thank you in advance for your answers!

They can also fly from their neighbors. Are there no stocks of beans-peas-beans on the balcony?
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18.02.2009 22:57, RippeR

thank you so much for your help! on your advice, we reviewed all our bean stocks,
clicked the CAPSLOCK, ...

18.02.2009 23:01, RippeR

That's for sure! They didn't touch you! It was you who behaved hysterically at the sight of small beetles, silver in color. You need to be able to control yourself and not be stupid wink.gif

18.02.2009 23:48, sunokosuri

Please help me determine what kind of bug was crawling on my wall at home. That would fly did not see. In length somewhere 3-3. 5 mm. (P1130371.jpg)

And some other scum was also sitting on the wall, probably a maggot. It is approximately 5 mm. (P1130384.jpg)

Thank you to all who responded! Thank you, admins, for creating such a forum!

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19.02.2009 0:04, Fornax13

1st-kozheed Anthrenus picturatus-in apartments very often zavodisya
2nd-IMHO VERY interesting kozheed-Thylodrias contractus, and then not a larva, but an adult female.
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