Bugs With Lots Of Legs And Antenna

They live off decaying organic material and are usually found in overwatered potted plants in the home.

Bugs with lots of legs and antenna. Live in large colonies. They have bands across their body and long hair-like extensions on either one or both ends of their bodies. Together with the antennae they give the centipede an appearance of being 75 to 100 mm 3 to 4 in in length.

Treatment and advice Woodworm beetle 23 mm. Most weevils also have long antennae and ticks do not. Antennae whip-like and legs spiny see Cockroaches Blattaria 8.

Advice only Larder beetle 7. Carpet beetle larvae can look like fuzzy worms. The bug thats in my house is a flat soft-bodied and a little lumpy shaped similar to a football It has two cylindric protrusions one on each both end for mobility.

Both camouflage well amid certain plants. The lily beetle is a red small beetle with black legs and antennae The scientific name for red lily beetles is Lilioceris lilii and they are a member of the family Chrysomelidae. Green Stink Bugs are a vibrant green color while the Brown is a patterned bug of various shades.

Up to 15 pairs of long legs are attached to the rigid body. They also move like fish in a water. Silverfish are tiny wingless insects easily identifiable due to their namesake silvery color and three antenna-like tails.

The term longhorn comes from their exceptionally large antennae on their heads. The winged flying brown bug can also fly short distances. Head hidden from above.