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Anonymous users2024-01-23It should be a larva of a mosquito, called a mosquito. The water is gone. It doesn't seem to pose much of a threat to people, after all, it doesn't have a "long-range attack capability", so it's okay not to touch it.
Or the larvae of the moth midge The larvae are slender and cylindrical, full-headed, footless, valve-type or posterior-valve-type at both ends, the body is 12 14 segments, there are ossification tablets on the dorsal side of the body, there are often bulging processes on the flank surface to help move, and the posterior valve-type valve is located on a short thick tube.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Disinfect thoroughly, whatever it is.
If toilet cleaner does not work, oxalic acid is used.
No matter what kind of bug it is, hurry up and buy some 84 disinfectant. Or alcohol. Or when it should be alkali and baking soda. Disinfect.
You're talking about Planarians
Bipaliidae) is large, with a fan-shaped head, a yellow, flattened body, and 5 black longitudinal stripes on the dorsal body. This family is also known as the planarian family, Taiwan is known to have only one genus, this species is flattened, up to 50 cm long, fresh, terrestrial, good at catching earthworms, mainly inhabiting the roots of trees or wall corners and other shady and humid environments. >>>More
It should be a type of springworm, which is a non-insect hexapod of the order Springtail
This is a mite, you use a magnifying glass to see that there are 8 legs, mainly caused by the humidity of the environment, such as wallpaper paste, stagnant water, mildew areas will breed. Solution: Keep the environment dry, and then use wettable powder or suspension form of pyrethroid agent to dilute and wipe the wall with water can effectively reduce, which mainly plays a continuous role, and does not need to be sprayed every day; If you can ensure indoor ventilation and drying, it can be effectively avoided!