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Call us at or fill out the form below. Fruit flies are common household pests that can be a terrible nuisance around your home. These flies are year-round pests, but they are especially prolific in late summer and fall.
Fruit flies are known for their small size, red eyes and brown bodies. These pests are not harmful on their own, but they can be indicative of unsanitary household conditions. While it seems like fruit flies come from out of nowhere to infest your home, this is mainly due to how quickly fruit flies breed and develop.
Fruit flies often come in through cracks in walls or pre-laid eggs inside of a piece of fruit from the grocery store. Fruit fly eggs are very tiny, and adult fruit flies often lay them inside of fruit or vegetables. Fruit flies are mainly attracted to moist, fermenting fruits and vegetables. However, they are also drawn to things such as drains, garbage disposals, empty bottles and cans, trash bags, cleaning rags and mops.
Essentially, they are drawn to food waste and moist environments. Fruit flies only feed on food surfaces, so the chance of ingesting these pests is close to zero. Contrary to popular myth, fruit flies live longer than 24 hours. Under good conditions, they can live up to days. Fruit flies can lay up to eggs at a time — primarily in fermenting fruit or other decaying, sweet, organic material. The clearest way to spot a fruit fly infestation is by seeing these pests flying around your home.
Look for them in kitchens and other areas where food can be found. Fruit flies are attracted to fermenting produce, so the best way to prevent an infestation is to remove sources of attraction.
Seal your produce in airtight containers, store it in the refrigerator and remove any overripe produce. Females can deposit hundreds of eggs over the course of the short fruit fly lifespan. Having even a few of these insects in your home can quickly lead to a major issue. Lifespan of a Fruit Fly Fruit flies are tiny nuisances that consume decaying food and garbage found around homes, schools, supermarkets, and restaurants. Eggs The fruit fly life cycle begins with an egg.
Adults The final stage in the lifespan of a fruit fly is the adult phase. Get rid of bugs fast.
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