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Anonymous users2024-01-24Judging by your picture, this insect is called a soil bug. Bugs are plant pests, they are not harmful to people, they have phototaxis, and they should be attracted by the lights in your home. Bugs are generally brown or black, with spines on the tibiae.
Cave dwells in the grass, in the sand, or under the leaf litter. Often known as the black soil bug, it is found on vegetation, flowers, fruits, and especially on the hook.
Bugs are mostly black and shiny, but some species have a green or blue hue and emit an unpleasant odor.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23This can't be a flea, the flea is very small and flattened. You're so big that you can't see it clearly, and you look like a beetle. But the picture is still not very clear? Maybe it's a mimicry step armor, maybe it's a greedy step armor.
This is a moth midge, the larvae live in the sewer, you can pour a large amount of boiling water into the sewer pipe to scald the larvae, and the adult insects in the room are killed with insecticides.
The water bugs in the kitchen are actually small fruit flies. If there is fruit in the kitchen, and the fruit is rotten, especially grapes, it will be very fragrant. They do not grow from fruits, but use rotten fruits as a vehicle for food and reproduction, and are widely present in the environment in which we live, but because they are small and silent, it is difficult for our naked eyes to notice their individuals. >>>More
If you look down on what it looks like, hurry up and spray aerosol insecticides. >>>More
Damp, not ventilated, with garbage and debris. Sweep and keep it clean and dry.
It's like cockroach larvae, find out if there is a place in the house to pile up vegetables or something, clean the corner, try to keep it dry, and then bathe the dog, spray some insecticide, spray it twice a day, and it will be gone after 3 days.