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01-03-2011, 09:08 PM
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| | help with Endrosis sarcitrella invasion... So after failing to identify these larva which had moved into cracks and crevices of the ferret shack - larva I.D please :)
I have now discovered a moth which I first thought "oh what a bonny looking creature you are" I came to identify/research it only to find it appears to be a white shouldered house moth ...the culprit of the invasion.
It has been suggested that I get a spray to kill the larva but I resisted since I hadn't identified them and it felt mean. 
However this may be the way to go because I don't want the invasion to continue in the home of my beloved ferrets.
Any advice?
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