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Experiments have demonstrated that fish meal is a food highly satisfactory to larvae of the webbing clothes moth. Insects reared on this material went through their life cycles in a surprisingly short time. With fish meal as the only food supply, a method has been developed for rearing large numbers of clothes moths in gallon sized cardboard cartons.
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