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A lot of questions about home pests (accumulated)

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Дина1144, 12.07.2007 17:13

Good afternoon, gentlemen experts. Forum - not to break away, just a holiday of some kind smile.gif

Location-Moscow, a brick high-rise building built in the 1970s. After an apartment overhaul. There are no pets in the apartment.

So, the questions are:

1. In the summer months, when you try to sleep on an old bed and sofa (left by your parents), all your feet are covered with bites - small red swollen spots, somewhat similar to mosquito bites, at least the size of the spots is the same. Mostly the lower part of the leg. Sometimes they manage to bite you in the stomach, but this is an isolated phenomenon. The bites are terribly itchy, but you can't see the authors, you wake up with an itchy feeling. Remedies for insect bites do not help much. Aerosol pollination of the sofa and bed by various Raptors, etc. practically does not affect the combustability of enemies. Except that one next night a little less bite...In winter, they don't bother you, only in the warm season (which is strange, since the apartment is warm all year round...). The question is, who should I think about-bedbugs (God forbid!) or fleas? Where did they come from and how to withdraw them? Throw out the sofa is not an option, he, the bastard, my mother's and very valuable frown.gifBed has already been thrown out.

2. At one time I saw awesome cockroaches in a foreign zoo. I attach the photo, but it was taken through the glass of the terrarium and in a dark hall, so do not charge. They were the size of a peach pit (i.e. 3-4 cm long), not round, but also not elongated, like Madagascar. Without wings, the scales are not clearly defined. But the most important thing is the color! Awesome color scheme that accurately conveys the iridescent brown-honey scale of the tortoiseshell crest! Such beauties! Alas, no matter how I try to find a photo or information on the web , I can't find it without knowing the name frown.gif
And such beautiful-well, there are simply no words, I have never seen more beautiful insects! smile.gif
Maybe experts will tell you...

3. What do those ants that start up at home actually eat - small, red, nasty ones? How to deprive them of food? (it is necessary for the educational study of the cubs - so that they finally finish littering in the kitchen, etc.)

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Comments

12.07.2007 17:25, RippeR

1. I wonder if the mosquito repellent, like the same raptor, try it out.. Well, these.. plates that are inserted into sockets.. Can they help?
3. Circle all the small Masha-and ants as not shown..

12.07.2007 17:26, omar

Ahem, spotting bloodsuckers is highly questionable. But I see 2 such options
: 1. Bedbugs
2. Rat-type mites

Domestic ants eat the same things as cockroaches.

12.07.2007 17:33, Zhuk

2. This is the larva of the cockroach Blaberus sp. (most likely B. giganteus)
Here are a lot of photos of different types:
http://minizoo.donetsk.ua/Roaches.html

This post was edited by Zhuk - 12.07.2007 17: 34
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12.07.2007 21:49, алекс 2611

2. This is the larva of the cockroach Blaberus sp. (most likely B. giganteus)
Here are a lot of photos of different types:
http://minizoo.donetsk.ua/Roaches.html


Wow! I've always despised cockroaches, and here's such a beauty! Thank you for the link.

17.07.2007 11:19, Дина1144

Ahem, spotting bloodsuckers is highly questionable. But I see 2 such options
: 1. Bedbugs
2. Rat-type mites

Domestic ants eat the same things as cockroaches.


Well, what to do with bedbugs is clear, apparently, nothing. They say even the cold doesn't take them, right?

But if ticks (boom hope for the best) - then how?
Theoretically, it would be good to remove the upholstery and spill everything inside with some kind of "dichlorvos", but the upholstery is hand-embroidered, how to remove it (and most importantly, put it back on later!) is unclear, besides there is a pregnant aunt at home, which is hardly useful for dichlorvos...

17.07.2007 11:21, Дина1144

Wow! I've always despised cockroaches, and here's such a beauty! Thank you for the link.


Yes, they are almost as beautiful as adults... and it is necessary that cockroaches were such models!

But the larva is still more beautiful - its proportions are more harmonious, there is no such flat cake on its head as in an adult...

By the way, I didn't see these gentlemen at the Moscow Zoo... what a pity! The kids would be thrilled to see it. .. and then we have some nondescript filth there only crawls in the insectarium...

17.07.2007 11:34, Дина1144

My child looked at the photos of the larvae of this blaberus on the link and said that this is not a cockroach, but a whole live trilobite smile.gifsmile.gifsmile.gif

17.07.2007 13:18, Zhuk

Yeah, it looks likesmile.gifit.
By the way, there were some of them at the zoo. Maybe they just took them off the stage?

21.07.2007 15:34, Bad Den

Well, what to do with bedbugs is clear, apparently, nothing. They say even the cold doesn't take them, right?

Frost does not take them because they put the sofa back in the heat smile.gif

And getting rid of them without damaging the pregnant woman is problematic.

21.07.2007 18:05, RippeR

Yes, Morozzz doesn't take such filth lol.gif

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