A carpet beetle infestation is marked by shed skins or larvae casings and small, fuzzy larvae on fabrics and carpeting. Insecticide, boric acid, freezing and professional extermination effectively ...

Carpet beetles also reproduce at a high rate, making them hard to spot at times in the egg and larva stages. Additionally, the damage done by carpet beetles can sometimes be mistaken for moths. Adult ...

It is the immature larvae forms that cause the damage, rather than the adult beetles. There are three native species in Britain of the Anthrenus genus, of which the varied carpet beetle, Anthrenus ...

Pseudoscorpions are only inspired to kill and eat the larvae of tiny creatures such as carpet beetles, ants, mites and flies. They catch their prey by injecting venom into their small victims through ...