Moth gnats - larvae

The family of moth gnats (e rui ) is also known as the moth midge family and the hairy midge family, and is commonly known as moth flies. They are microscopic, hairy or scaly Diptera insects, including important sanitary pests such as blood-sucking lacewings and common indoor moth gnats. Larvae tend to live in aquatic habitats (often places with low oxygen content), including bathtubs and sinks, and are common nuisance pests in bathrooms.

Chinese Name

Moth Gnats

Latin Name

Psychodidae

Alias

Moth Flies, Moth Gnats, Moth Midges

Larvae hide mainly in crevices, try to keep dry and hygienic, carefully sealing the cracks of floor tiles and wall tiles, there is no environment in which the larvae can live and survive, and then they disappear

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