SO GROSS! what sort of environment do they tend to hide? I am trying to locate the source but can't find them. from the info I have found looking them up they look like they are going to pupate soon, which has me worried because I really don't want 100s

---

i know what you mean! has to be a food source somewhere and they can be in old food stuffs like cereal, rice,pet food and pretty much anything like that, anyways, try getting a pheromone trap they usually just catch the males, but it cuts down on annoying

---

Neither the indian meal moths nor their caterpillars are poisonous to anybody including guinea pigs. The only fact making them poisonous is contamination with insecticides.

Info on indian meal moth:
http://www.ext.colostate.edu/Pubs/insect

I have cleaned, cleaned again, put in airtight containers, cleaned behind stove and refrigerator etc etc. Situation improved but not eradicated. I read that they are very hard to get rid of and can live on very little. I am especially interested in hearing

---

I found these traps at a large pet store ...they personally used them due to their high content of bird seed...and they' worked for me at home as well. It has a three sided tent you make that is sticky in side and a pheromone that you place inside to