Category: <span>General</span>

The Darkling Beetle

THE DARKLING BEETLES

• The red flour beetle, a common household insect pest that originates from infested grain or from dry, stored food products • Red flour beetle has one of the highest rates of population growth for stored-product insects • Red flour beetles are polyandrous in mating behaviour • Adults are a small reddish brown beetle and […]
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Culex

CULEX MOSQUITO

Culex species are the most widespread mosquito species across the world. They are known to be highly opportunistic feeding on humans and animals, a behaviour which increases their potential to transmit zoonotic diseases and makes them important threat to public health. These common house mosquitoes are the principal vectors that spread the viruses that cause […]
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German Cockroach

GERMAN COCKROACH

The German cockroach is a species of small cockroach, typically about 1.1 to 1.6 cm long. It cannot fly. The reproduction rate is faster, German cockroaches can breed at a rate of up to six generations per year. They are thigmotactic. German cockroaches are not known to bite humans. Instead, they primarily threaten human health […]
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Blow FLy

BLOW FLIES

Blow flies do not bite, they make loud buzzing sounds. These flies carry hundreds of different species of bacteria, many of which are harmful to humans. The life cycle of blow flies is short, lasting about 3-4 weeks. Blow fly larvae are known as maggots, and look like tiny, pale-white worms. These pests invade home […]
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centipedes

Myriapods

Centipedes feed on home-invading species like cockroaches and spiders, so an abundance of prey often lures these pests into homes. Centipede bites can be very painful to people. Centipedes use venom injects their prey with toxins. The larger the centipede, the more painful their bite may be. Centipede bites causes swelling, blisters, and pain, usually […]
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Jaragua Lizards

Jaragua Lizards

Jaragua is the World’s smallest species of lizard, native of British Virgin lands. The Jaragua sphaero measures 14-18 mm, It has an average weight of just 0.13 g, It is the smallest vertebrate that can reproduce on dry land which prefer mainly the leaf litter of the forest floor of dry forests with limestone substratum.
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Bed bug

BED BUGS

Bedbugs pierce the skin of its host with its mouth part and injects saliva which is a mixture of an anesthetic (host feels nothing), and an anticoagulant (blood flows out freely). It then sucks out blood until it is full. The bites are not noticeable until after the skin reaction has occurred. CDC reported that […]
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Termites

TERMITE SPOTTING

Whether we can spot termite easily? • Termites are tough to spot • A colony can thrive inside the walls of a home for 8-10 years undetected. • Really hard to get rid of them without professional help. Our Treatment • Inspection of all wooden items • Identification of infestation area • Injecting each hole […]
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Aedes albopictus

MOSQUITO- THE HUMAN ANNOY

Aedes albopictus also called the Asian tiger mosquito that can transmit the viruses that cause dengue fever. The tiger mosquito is a very efficient vector of a variety of mosquito-borne pathogens that cause debilitating diseases in humans and domestic animals, the female mosquito lays eggs in water holding containers around or further away from homes, […]
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Flies- Food contaminants

FLIES – FOOD CONTAMINANTS

Flies We consider flies as harmless pest, however, flies still pose a threat to our health. A common place to spot flies is near the garbage bins or any place with rotten items. Some Interesting facts about flies are:- •Active in Day light •Spread wide range of diseases •Flies have ommatidia, and capable to see […]
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