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Bedbug Life Cycle Identification


Bedbug Eggs

Females bed bugs prefer to lay eggs in cracks and use a sticky substance to secure them to the surface. Extreme cold and heat prevent eggs from hatching. Steam is often used to kill adult bed bugs.


Bedbug Larva

Bedbug larvae are the size of a pin head when they hatch. These insects develop through gradual metamorphosis. They will molt around five times before maturing to adulthood and must have a blood meal before each.

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