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CARPET BEETLE
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Carpet Beetle:
Order Coleoptera Appearance: Small, rounded, gray to blackish, with a varied pattern of whitish and orange scales on the back; shape resembles the lady bug; about one-fifth inch long. Habits: Adults often inhabit flowerbeds; can enter the home when cut flowers are brought in; outside, feeds on pollen and nectar. Diet: In homes, larvae will eat carpet and woolen fabric and other animal products. Reproduction: Female lays 30 to 100 eggs, which hatch in 10 to 18 days; larval stage lasts 60 to 325 days; adults live 20 to 60 days. Other Information: All damage is done by the larvae; contact with carpet beetles can cause dermatitis in humans. |
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