Fly Management Services

We are offering fine quality Fly Management Services to our clients which are situated all round the nation. Everyone is familiar with house flies, a common household insects, they visit dumps, sewers and garbage heaps, feeding on fecal matter, discharges from wounds and sores, sputum, and all sorts of moist, decaying matter such as spoiled fish, eggs and meat. House flies are suspected of transmitting at least 65 diseases to humans. House flies are gray, approximately 6 mm (1/4 inch) long, with four dark longitudinal stripes on top of the thorax, or middle body region. Female house flies deposit their eggs in decaying organic matter such as garbage and human and animal excrement. Each female deposits about 100-150 eggs on appropriate food. Eggs hatch in a day or two into worm-like creatures called maggots. Fly maggots feed on the material in which they have hatched. Following three larval molts, mature larvae stop feeding and burrow into drier surrounding areas, where they pupate. The pupa is a chestnut-brown, oval object within which the larva changes into an adult house fly. Adults mate within one to two days after emerging from their pupal cases. Flies normally stay within one or two miles of their point of origin, but some have been known to travel as far as twenty miles.