The difference between cockroaches and silverfish insects, and there are cockroaches and silverfish

There are significant differences between the cockroach and silverfish insects in the following five aspects:

1.Wing morphology: The forewings of the cockroach are specialized into very small leathery wings, and the hindwings are large, membranous, and often exposed outside the forewings. Whereas, silverfish insects do not have wings, or at least do not have wings in adulthood.

2.Tail structure: The tail whiskers of the cockroach are round-shaped, and there are no ovipositors. The tail structure of silverfish insects is relatively complex, and its 11th segment has a pair of tail whiskers and a median tail filament, which is long and multi-segmented.

3.Breeding environment: Cockroaches often live in crevices of tree bark, in decaying wood or under fallen leaves, and especially prefer damp and shady environments, such as toilets. The breeding grounds of silverfish insects are bookcases, bookshelves, bundles, floor cracks, gaps in old book piles and old books.

4.Behavior: Cockroaches prefer damp and dark environments, and if they are at home, they are usually in the bathroom. Silverfish insects have negative phototaxis, so they often hide in dark places and come out at night.

5.Body structure: silverfish insects are long, with 11 abdominal segments, and the 7th to 9th abdominal segments have paired spikes and well-developed ovipositors for vesicle females. And this is different from the earle.

In general, there are obvious differences between cockroaches and silverfish insects in terms of wing morphology, tail structure, breeding environment, behavioral habits and body structure.

The tail whiskers are not in the shape of a stump.

The silverfish insect is long, with 11 abdominal segments, the 7th to 9th abdominal segments have paired spikes and vesicles, and the 11th segment has 1 pair of tail whiskers and median tail filaments, long and multi-segmented, and the female has well-developed ovipositors. The forewings of the cockroach are specialized into very small leathery wings, and the hindwings are large and membranous. Scalloped or slightly rounded, often exposed outside the forewings, tail whiskers are sharp, and there are no ovipositors.

The breeding grounds of silverfish are bookcases, bookshelves, bundles, floor cracks, gaps in old book piles and old books. Silverfish have negative phototaxis, so they often hide in dark places and come out at night. Cockroaches often live in the cracks of tree bark, in decaying wood or under fallen leaves, and prefer damp and dark environments, usually in the bathroom if they are at home.

Silverfish insects generally do not go extinct on their own, and they still have to be eliminated by some means.

1. How do silverfish insects breed?

1. When the environment is dark and humid, and the relative humidity is 75-95%, it is easier to breed silverfish insects, which will generally appear in the bathroom at home, as well as in the study bookcase or room wardrobe.

2. Adult silverfish insects lay eggs in the crevices, and they can reproduce the next generation after 2-3 years of growth. Depending on the living environment, it takes at least 4 months for silverfish insects to become larvae and insects in cold or dry environments.

2. How to get rid of silverfish insects?

To kill silverfish insects, you can use Jiebing sprinkle that is, insecticidal powder, when using, spray the medicine directly in the corner where the silverfish appears or in the corner of the wall and bookshelf, etc., the more evenly sprayed when spreading, the better, do not sprinkle in a pile. After sprinkling the medicine, the silverfish insect crawls on top of the medicine, and its feet stick to it, or when it is close, it comes into contact with the medicine, so that the silverfish insect will be excited, and will go back to the nest to bite its companion, and then slowly die. Generally, all silverfish can be eliminated in about ten days after using the cleaner soldiers.

Are you sure it's a cockroach? If so, then there is no ** way now, this kind of bug must come from the corner of the sewer or supermarket, so please keep the bathroom ventilated and dry, the temporary solution can be to plug the lid of the sewer every day, and then pour a pot of boiling water, which can effectively kill the eggs. Do not plug the lid of the sewer, this kind of bug burrows the ears.

Drill ears! It's not that scary. It is feasible to pour with boiling water, and pay attention to hygiene.

Silverfish insects are produced from eggs and are small in size and long and flat in shape, and the adults lay eggs in the crevices. Silverfish insects are often produced with the removal of some fixed utensils, and when there are insect eggs in the cracks of some bookcases and wardrobes, they will be carried over in the process of relocation. In addition, silverfish bugs can also spread with the borrowing of books.

Any insect has its own space to live in, most insects like to live in a humid environment, silverfish insects are no exception, it often appears at the bottom of the refrigerator, in the corner of the wardrobe or bookcase, in the gap of some floor tiles, the most common is in the corner of the kitchen wall. When the humidity of the environment increases, or when the density increases rapidly, it increases the rate at which silverfish insects spread. Because of their high density, silverfish insects tend to compete for space and compete with each other, and some of the insects will spread to more surrounding environments.