Silverfish are tiny, wingless insects that look like centipedes with thick bodies and tails. They can be 12-19 mm long and come in colors from white to brown-gray and bluish-silver. Silverfish have silver scales that move quickly and are known as bristletails because of their three tail-like parts. They can survive in various environments but are most commonly found in highly humid areas. These insects are not dangerous but they can cause damage to your belongings, like books, paintings, photos, clothes, and other items with starch and cellulose.

​These insects are active at night and hide in dark areas like roofs, subfloors, and inside walls. Female silverfish lay eggs one by one or in small batches. The eggs hatch in 2 to 8 weeks. The baby silverfish shed their skin several times. They usually become adults in 3 to 4 months. To protect your home and belongings, it is important to detect the presence of silverfish infestation and act accordingly. Zap It silverfish control Melbourne, knowing about the health issues linked to silverfish and types found in Melbourne. Zap It provides quick and professional support for silverfish extermination.