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Anonymous users2024-01-23Silverfish (scientific name: Lepismasaccharina), commonly known as silverfish, silverfish, white fish, wall fish, bookworm or clothesworm is a dexterous, light-phobic, and wingless insect, the body is silvery-gray, so it also has the title of white fish, craving carbohydrates such as sugar and starch, its body is slender, wingless, the body is covered with scales, and the mouthparts are chewing.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22This is a silverfish, non-poisonous and does not bite.
It may be because of floor drains and sewers, and it has no offensive power against people. You can fumigate or spray, preferably with no semi-solid residue, or rinse with laundry water.
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This is a bean elephant, to see if the mung beans and other foods at home are insected, if only they can fly in from the outside. It won't bite, rest assured.
Agriolimax agrestis Linnaeus is a general term for the class Gastropoda, the order Stalk, and the slugs. In some parts of southern China, it is called the slug (not the slug), which is a mollusk that forms a pulp with some snails. Hermaphrodites, who look like shellless snails with a moist body surface and mucus, are indeed useful in folk hunting methods such as sprinkling salt on their bodies to dehydrate them to death.
Dark red?
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