Bug Identifier
Webbing clothes moth
Community identification

Webbing clothes moth

Tineola bisselliella

Order & Family
Lepidoptera, Tineidae
Size
Adults: 6–8 millimeters (length); larvae: up to 12 millimeters.
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Natural Habitat

Indoors, commonly found in dark places such as closets, drawers, and under furniture.

Diet & Feeding

Larvae feed on natural animal fibers like wool, hair, fur, feathers, and silk. Adults do not feed.

Behavior Patterns

Avoid light; nocturnal. Life cycle includes egg, larva, pupa, and adult stages. Can produce multiple generations per year indoors.

Risks & Benefits

Risk: Causes significant damage to clothing, carpets, and upholstery made from natural fibers. Benefit: Minimal, except as a food source for some predatory insects.