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Millipede Identification and Control In Utah
Correct identification is an important first step in pest control.
DIPLOPODA
Millipedes are 1/16 to 2 inches in length and are rounded. They are dark brown to gray, but sometimes are clear. They have two pairs of legs per segment.
They are common in pest monitors and they curl up when dead.
Millipedes lay eggs in soil or organic material and need high moisture.
Identify the pest with our Millipede gallery
Millipedes have two pairs of legs per segment
Millipede head and antennae close up
Millipedes curl up like this when they are dead.
Where Can I Find Millipedes?
Millipedes lay eggs in soil or organic material and need high moisture.
Name:
Diplopoda
Diet:
Decaying/moist organic material
Impact:
Nuisance, but not a health risk. Indicator of moisture issues.
Tips For Keeping Millipedes Away
How To Prevent Millipedes
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Reduce or eliminate moisture issues indoors and outdoors.
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Exclude entry via caulking, weather stripping, door sweeps, screens, etc.
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Vacuum any that you find indoors.
Don’t let millipedes take over.
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