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LARDER BEETLE,

Average Adult Size:
7mm - 10mm.

Associated Risks:
Commonly occurring pest within structures
scavenging on protein rich food or animal
carcass,
Potential to lead to large infestations in
multiple occupancy buildings like flats.

Life Cycle:
Egg, Larva, Pupa, Adult,
Larva is normally seen around wall and floor
junctions foraging for food debris.
Commonly reported as being seen in sheltered
areas on evenings.  


Life Style:
Found worldwide,
Member of the skin feed family of beetle known as Dermestes 
Primary food source is protein based 
Can also be found in bird and animal nests or surrounding debris.

Control Method(s):
Chemical intervention,
Changes to habitat and good house keeping.

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