Goo'day mate... oops wrong country :)
Here in the states there are outdor occuring weevils that attack acorns
that will have the extended mouthpart. Possibly rodents have brought in
a stash inside the walls where the insects are now finding their way
inside. Rodent baits in the attic may be the source also along with just
something maid of seed you just haven't found yet..
Lar
sharvey08@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> Over the past couple of weeks, I've noticed some tiny black bugs
> around my bedroom and ajoining bathroom. I've found some on my
> bathroom door, on the bedroom carpet, in my Pythons water bowl and
> climbing on some junk I have on the floor (paperwork and such) but
> today I found one on my bed and it's kinda made me feel
> uncomfortable. Every time I've found them they're alone, never more
> than one found at a time.
>
> I'm not quite sure what they are, but from looking around some pest
> control websites I can tell you that they look a lot like Grain
> Weevils, they're about 3mm long, black and with a snout-like mouthpart
> and six legs. I understand that Grain Weevils live in rice/grain/etc,
> but can they also exist in rooms where no food is stored? If not,
> what are these little bugs?
>
> Any suggestions are more than welcome as I can get on and kill this
> little things before they grow in numbers!
>
> Cheers
>
> ==============
> Stu
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