Stickleback, also known as the night robber, is widely distributed, mainly harming lawns and other ground cover plants. The insect to larvae eating leaves and young stems mainly, when serious, leaving only some bare stalks bald branches, is easy to break out into a plague of pests.

Control methods: larvae damage period in the evening spraying 200 of the chlordiazepoxide 1 6000 ~ 8000 times liquid or Bt emulsion 500 ~ 600 times liquid, but also can be sprayed with bitter saxifrage 1000 times liquid and other prevention and control. Adults can be used to lure adults to lay eggs during the period of occurrence of adult insects, change 1 time in 5 days, and then burned.