Fish moth
(insect)
Clover fish, also known as scissors fish, carp, whitebait, anchovy and so on. , a primitive wingless insect, belongs to trilobite family, with about 250 species known all over the world and more than 20 species known in China. [1] This insect is not only a moth stored indoors, but also a common pest of important files, books and cultural relics in libraries around the world. In China, the common species in libraries are Chlamys farreri, Chlamys farreri from Taiwan Province Province and Chlamys farreri.
Generally, this insect has 1 generation every year, and it only takes 3 months for each generation under suitable temperature conditions.
Fish moth
Adults can lay eggs after mating, and the eggs are scattered in the gaps of boards, books and documents. Each female lays 6~ 10 eggs. After 35~40 days of incubation, the hatched nymphs can feed. I like dark and damp, hiding in the cracks of my master during the day and coming out at night. Sexually lively and agile. You can see it all year round in a warm room. Inactive when the temperature is below 4℃. Adults have strong hunger tolerance, and can survive for 300~3 19 days without eating, which is harmful to stratified feeding. The optimum temperature for growth and development is 22~28℃, and the optimum humidity is 75~95%. ?
Breeding environment
The breeding grounds of sweater fish are bookcases, bookshelves, book bundles, floor seams, and gaps between old books. The sweater fish has negative phototaxis, so it often hides in the dark and comes out at night. The sweater fish is sensitive to temperature and humidity. The suitable environmental temperature for crested fish breeding is 16℃ ~ 30℃ and the relative humidity is 75% ~ 95%. When the temperature and humidity are not suitable for the breeding of woolly fish, woolly fish will migrate to an environment with suitable temperature and humidity.
Eating habits
Sweater fish has a wide range of recipes. Whole grains, finished grains, Chinese herbal medicines, organic matter in indoor dust, photos, paper, paste, glue, cotton cloth, animal fur, silk fiber, human dander, etc. are all rich in protein, sugar and trace elements. Larvae and adult have similar feeding characteristics, and foods rich in sugar are more attractive to them.
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