Springtails (aka Collembola) - little jumping bugs (but not insects!), that live in your house скачать в хорошем качестве

Springtails (aka Collembola) - little jumping bugs (but not insects!), that live in your house

Springtails (lat. Collembola) live near every house and penetrate into most buildings. So everyone can come across them in his or her home. But not everyone can recognize this bugs! To identify arthropods - either springtails, or any insects - send photos and videos with them to [email protected] 0:00 Springtails from different apartments in videos from my viewers. 0:23 Are springtails harmful in an apartment? Should you immediately look for a way to get rid of these bugs? 0:43 Another video with a springtail from my viewer. 0:54 A springtail that I found on my desk near the bed in the bedroom. 1:10 Another case from our other apartment, when springtails started up on a cutting board in the kitchen. 1:49 How to recognize springtails? What sizes are they? Which insects of the same size as springtails can live permanently at home? 2:39 What do springtails look like? 3:11 Macroscopic photos of springtails, where you can clearly see their body shape. 3:22 How to distinguish springtails from booklice? 3:28 How to distinguish springtails from thrips? Why is it springtails, that live in the soil in flower pots, and why is it thrips that live on the houseplants themselves? 3:49 Springtail and a gamasid mite comparable in size in the photo. The most important quality that allows you to distinguish springtails from mites. 4:09 Why do springtails often live next to booklice? Videos from my viewers with these invertebrates in the same apartment - in the toilet, on the window sill and on the walls.. 4:37 Photos and videos from an apartment in Dubai, where mites, springtails, and insects of different species - booklice, flour beetles and weevils - lived in one room. 5:20 Why aren't collembola insects? 6:13 The variety of colors and sizes of springtails of different types. Small white, large gray and black springtails in photos and videos. 6:32 Photos of springtails with patterns on yellow bodies. 7:17 How to distinguish springtails from most insects in an apartment? Do thrips jump? 8:02 How to distinguish little jumping springtails from fleas (as far as fleas jump as well)? 8:22 Are springtails harmful? Are they dangerous? How can they cause harm in flower pots? 9:30 What do these animals eat and where do they live in the wild? 10:11 How did I look for springtails in my home… 10:26 ...and how I found them in the ground from the garden in a flower pot under a potato peel. Did they harm plants? 12:39 Why do springtails in an apartment prefer to settle under the bathtub in the bathroom, kitchens and toilets? Springtail in my viewer's bathroom. 13:14 Can springtails appear in clean, well-kept apartments on high floors, where there is no soil and grass near the home? 13:45 A photo with springtails from my viewer: he only finds them in the dust compartment of the vacuum cleaner after cleaning. 14:11 What benefit do springtails bring in an apartment? 14:32 How are springtails used to keep terrariums and paludariums clean? 14:56 A typical terrariumist's nursery with tiny springtails in coconut fiber. Culturing these bugs for using in terrariums. 15:21 Can booklice appear in flower pots along with springtails? 15:42 How to get rid of springtails? 16:04 Basic principles of fighting springtails. Compatible insecticides to exterminate them. 16:48 How to prevent springtails from appearing in your home? 17:08 Are springtails pests in flower pots? Is it worth fighting them if they live only in the soil? 17:25 What insects similar to springtails live on plants and seriously harm them? How to treat such real pests on orchids, violets and other indoor flowers? 17:39 How to kill springtails in the soil in flower pots? What insecticides are best for their treatment? How to use potatoes to attract and catch these invertebrates? 18:09 How did I get rid of springtails at my home without chemicals, so that I didn’t even have to poison them with anything? 18:51 A photo from a house where, according to an author, springtails covered all the flowers in the garden and the car in the yard. Why is this a practically unrealistic situation? 20:33 How to recognize an arthropod and insects, if it does not look like springtails? 20:56 Why might it turn out that springtails are much more numerous and more common in houses than it seems? A precedent with booklice. 22:13 Gamasid mites - tropical rat mites and red mites, which no one could identify either. 22:34 Is it so easy to recognize common German cockroaches in fact? How much money can you save by simply identifying them right after discovering them? 23:26 Why shouldn't you exaggerate the harm of springtails found in an apartment?