Mosquito FACTS & INFORMATION

(Mosquito - Culicidae)

Flying Insect / Vector Pest

What do Mosquito look like?

Mosquitoes are small, slender flying insects with long legs, narrow wings, and a needle-like mouthpart used for feeding. They are typically 3–6 mm long and range in colour from grey to black, with some species displaying white markings on their legs or body. Female mosquitoes feed on blood to produce eggs, while males feed on plant nectar. Mosquitoes breed in stagnant water and are most active during dawn, dusk, or nighttime, depending on the species.

Mosquito

Types Of Mosquito

Aedes Mosquito

Aedes Mosquito

Anopheles Mosquito

Anopheles Mosquito

Culex Mosquito

Culex Mosquito

Mosquito Lifecycle

Life Cycle

Four stages: Egg (laid on/near water), Larva ('wigglers' in water), Pupa (transitional stage), Adult (emerges to feed/breed). Cycle takes 7-10 days in warm conditions.

Signs of Infestation

1 - Mud tubes on walls or foundations.

2 - Hollow-sounding or damaged wood.

3 - Discarded wings near windows or doors.

4 - Bubbling or peeling paint.

5 - Tight-fitting doors or windows.

6 - Fine termite droppings (drywood termites).

Signs of Mosquito Infestation

How Express Pesticides Helps Get Rid of Mosquitoes

Effective mosquito control requires eliminating breeding sites as well as reducing adult mosquito populations. At Express Pesticides, our specialists conduct a detailed inspection to identify stagnant water sources, breeding areas, and mosquito resting sites.

Using our Integrated Pest Management (IPM) approach, we combine source reduction, larval control, ULV fogging, residual spraying, and continuous monitoring to provide long-lasting mosquito protection for residential, commercial, industrial, and public spaces.