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I had a fly episode earlier this Fall similar to this, but never saw the maggots.
For over a week straight I kept finding these big flies in my house. I swear I killed around 20 of them, then they were gone. I have a clean home, no pets, no food laying around. Just me living here. All I can figure is that a prego fly got in and laid eggs in my garbage and they all hatched and grew in one week. Living alone, I usually only fill and empty the garbage once a week. I have no idea why you are seeing them on the floor! |
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we need pics of the "maggots" to make sure they are maggots. Made anyone mad lately? Had any service done to your house recently?
Details man... DETAILS. |
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Sure they were fly larvae and not termite larvae? Gets cold outside, they start looking for warmer places.
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Sure they were fly larvae and not termite larvae? Gets cold outside, they start looking for warmer places. Def look like maggots, no legs. We did just have a cold front come into San Antonio though. hmmm. |
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Sure they were fly larvae and not termite larvae? Gets cold outside, they start looking for warmer places. Def look like maggots, no legs. We did just have a cold front come into San Antonio though. hmmm. Do you live in a house or an apartment!? ![]() |
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Went to Google Earth and found the problem.. They are coming from your neighbors tub upstairs. See proof below.... http://i498.photobucket.com/albums/rr345/Stealth52650/maggots3.jpg Oh, for the love of all things sacred...please don't tell me that dude is sitting in a tub of maggots. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Went to Google Earth and found the problem.. They are coming from your neighbors tub upstairs. See proof below.... http://i498.photobucket.com/albums/rr345/Stealth52650/maggots3.jpg Oh, for the love of all things sacred...please don't tell me that dude is sitting in a tub of maggots. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Maggots by themselves aren't any more gross than any ol' insect. They're useful for lots of things. |
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If you've got a dog, check its ears and its ass. If you've got a cat, check its ass. It could be tapeworm segments. no pets[>:/] Check your ass. |
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Stare into a TV set with the ant wars on it and see if it talks to you, sometimes only works with children.
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Went to Google Earth and found the problem.. They are coming from your neighbors tub upstairs. See proof below.... http://i498.photobucket.com/albums/rr345/Stealth52650/maggots3.jpg Oh, for the love of all things sacred...please don't tell me that dude is sitting in a tub of maggots. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Maggots by themselves aren't any more gross than any ol' insect. They're useful for lots of things. I know, but wouldn't you be afraid some of those little buggers would crawl into certain places? ![]() ![]() |
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Just when you think you've seen every possible topic on ARFCOM, one like this pops up. +1 ![]() |
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Dead rat in the wall or ceiling. This, or other vermin. |
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My ol' lady was complainin' about the gnats when it started to cool down. I told her she needed to....(practice better feminine hygeine). Guess where I slept.
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Dead thing in attic or soffet(sp).
Maggots fell through ceiling lighting fixture trying to get out. Any odd smells in the house? Like death? NN |
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Well, you will have to sweep up as many of them as you can find. Otherwise one of them will lay it's eggs in your ear while you're sleeping. They'll be feeding on your brain within a week probably. So - sweep up good. Good night. |
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Fuck, found another one ![]() Just when u think u got them all, more come from nowhere! http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d18/Total_Recoil/maggot.jpg Now that would make a mighty fine Obama supporter poster. ![]() |
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Had that happen to me once in my kitchen at an apartment I lived in about 2 years ago. Never figured it out. Happened 2 days in a row and never happened again.
Dont know what to tell you. |
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Just when you think you've seen every possible topic on ARFCOM, one like this pops up. This was my EXACT thought.. |
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Fuck, found another one ![]() Just when u think u got them all, more come from nowhere! http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d18/Total_Recoil/maggot.jpg That'd different looking. Had any work done on your house during the summer? |
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Something has died in a wall or under the house(rat,etc.) +1 BTW this is disgusting!!!!! ![]() ![]() |
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have fun sleeping tonight, just think about all them in bed with you, crawling all over you, mmmmmmmmmmmmm!!!!
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Something has died in a wall or under the house(rat,etc.) This I had something similar happen to me once and found the cause was a dead squirrel in the attic. |
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The fibers present in the picture on the insect, is that glass fibers from insulation?
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You don't live in California, do you? Ever since the marriage ban last week, they've probably been searching for a place to hide out. Oh. Wait. You said Maggots. Nevermind. ![]() ![]() |
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The fibers present in the picture on the insect, is that glass fibers from insulation? I was thinking carpet, but he doesn't have any. |
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We had this happen to us a few weeks ago. The cause was supposedly apples or cereal. Basically we just had to kill them whenever we saw them for about two weeks. After that they went away. We are no filthy people thank you very much, it just supposedly happens from time to time as a result of food.
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Ok, from that picture... yeah... never mind. The ones we had were tiny, maybe 3-4 mm tops.
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Do any of the pictures at the link look like your critters? Carpet Beetle Larvae, Indian Meal Worms, and Larder Beetle Larvae are quite common in carpet. If you click on whichever looks the closest, you should be able to find a link to a bulletin about how to eradicate them and prevent them in the future.
University of Wisconsin Insect Diagnostic Lab - Indoor Worms |
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Fuck, found another one ![]() Just when u think u got them all, more come from nowhere! http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d18/Total_Recoil/maggot.jpg My wife thought it might be termite larvae, but she hasn't taken a class on Entimology in ~10 years. ETA: She checked her book and it isn't a termite she could find all the examples of the larvae have bigger heads. She said if you have dried/rotting leaves up against your house or a garden/flower bed up against the house they might be getting in to survive the winter. |
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They're just inhabiting the floors that Americans won't inhabit. In mother Russia, maggot inhabits you. |
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Fuck, found another one ![]() Just when u think u got them all, more come from nowhere! http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d18/Total_Recoil/maggot.jpg My wife thought it might be termite larvae, but she hasn't taken a class on Entimology in ~10 years. That's what i was thinking. |
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Do any of the pictures at the link look like your critters? Carpet Beetle Larvae, Indian Meal Worms, and Larder Beetle Larvae are quite common in carpet. If you click on whichever looks the closest, you should be able to find a link to a bulletin about how to eradicate them and prevent them in the future. University of Wisconsin Insect Diagnostic Lab - Indoor Worms Thank you!! Indian meal moths... looks like the little fuckers are damn near impossible to get rid of :( |
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Have any 5 dollar crack whores over recently? Did you do Amy Winehouse recently? |
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You wouldn't happen to have a refridgerator in the garage that happened to have gotten unplugged ~3 months ago? Checked both fridges, don't smell anything from the attic, checked outdoors and windows, nada. Dude!! They are coming from fly eggs that are being laid on something worth eating... find it!! RF |
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