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Anonymous users2024-01-24This.. This.. The one on the right is clearer, it must be Xiaoqiang, that is, a cockroach.
It's too wet, kitchen, this is Xiaoqiang who just came out, you pay attention, I also have it at home haha, as soon as the cabinet under the kitchen washer hit it, a lot of Xiaoqiang ran around. But there is no way, I don't mind if I am too lazy to take care of it, they hide it for me, how small and strong the south is.
If you really care, try to keep it hygienic, dry, buy insecticide and spray it first, and then dispose of the corpse the next day and clean it again.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It looks like a mung bean elephant (can't see clearly). These bugs will die of old age on their own after a while. Seal the beans at home well and don't let it spawn on them.
Depending on the situation you described, this could be the droppings of rats. Rats are often found in sewers, toilets, kitchens, debris piles, garbage dumps, etc., and can spread pathogenic bacteria through rat feet, body hair, and stomach carriers. If black droppings the size of a black grain of rice appear in the home, it is advisable to take appropriate measures to remove the possible presence of mice.
Either it is grown in rice, or it may come out of other grains, and it can be dried in time, if there are too many, you can use drugs to kill insects, Taobao Blue Shield Cleaning Guard will help you.
This could be a small cockroach, and if there is one, it proves that there are already many of them in the house. Please deal with it as soon as possible.
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It is hosted by edible mushrooms, corn, wheat, rice, sorghum, oilseeds, dried fruits, beans, Chinese herbal medicines, raw medicinal materials, ginger, dried fish, dried meat, leather, silkworm cocoons, tobacco leaves, insect specimens, etc. Mainly harmful to flour, the insect has odorous glands secreting odorous fluid, making the flour mildewy, and its secretions also contain carcinogen benzoquinone. >>>More
This is the grub, the larva of the beetle, which inhabits the soil of flowers and eats on the roots of plants. If you water too much, the grub will crawl out of the soil due to lack of oxygen, just pick it up and throw it away.