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Mosquitoes Pest Control Brisbane Northside

A few days after a blood meal, female mosquitoes lay about 200 eggs on any water surface-even small water bodies such as bottom trays of potplants are suitable. <br>

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Mosquitoes Pest Control Brisbane Northside

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  1. Mosquitoes Pest Control Brisbane Northside

  2. It is only the female mosquitoes that seek animals out for their blood, which they need in order to reproduce.

  3. Number of species 350Size range 4 mm – 6 mmDistribution Mosquitoes are found throughout Australia.

  4. Habitat Mosquitoes often live in urban areas.Behaviour and adaptations Feeding and Diet The female mosquitoes eat animal blood.

  5. Life cycle A few days after a blood meal, female mosquitoes lay about 200 eggs on any water surface-even small water bodies such as bottom trays of potplants are suitable.

  6. Most species produce egg ‘rafts’ where many eggs are cemented together, floating until they hatch after two to three days. Although they live in water, the larvae known as ‘wrigglers’ breathe air and come equipped with their own snorkelling equipment.

  7. Attached to their abdomen is a siphon, which they use when they come to the surface to breathe.Females live for about a month while males often live for only a week, during which they feed on nectar.

  8. To know more information, visit us http://thirstypestcontrol.com.au

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