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HELP Moths/Beatles in my Taxidermy
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<blockquote data-quote="Savage Knight" data-source="post: 5578476" data-attributes="member: 10229"><p>I had this issue a few years back, i want to say they were "carpet bettles" I reached out to my taxidermist and he told me to put them in the biggest bags that I could find and set off bed bug bombs inside the bags. I let them sit for about a week just to be sure. Luckily I caught them before they messed them up. However the couch that was under them didn't fair as well, it took a trip to the dump!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Savage Knight, post: 5578476, member: 10229"] I had this issue a few years back, i want to say they were “carpet bettles” I reached out to my taxidermist and he told me to put them in the biggest bags that I could find and set off bed bug bombs inside the bags. I let them sit for about a week just to be sure. Luckily I caught them before they messed them up. However the couch that was under them didn’t fair as well, it took a trip to the dump! [/QUOTE]
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