Asian Tiger Mosquito

Aedes albopictus

Mosquitoes

Black mosquito with distinctive white stripes on legs and body. Aggressive day-biting species. Breeds in small containers and tree holes. Vector for dengue, Zika, and other diseases. Invasive species spreading in US.

Asian Tiger Mosquito (Aedes albopictus) - Professional pest control identification guide

Control Methods

Recommended methods for controlling this pest

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MethodTypeEffectivenessRequirements
Mosquito Barrier SprayChemical
Required
Mosquito Larvicide ApplicationChemical
None

Common Harborage Locations

Where to find this pest during inspections

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LocationWhy Found TherePriority
Gutters
Standing water from clogs, organic debris accumulation, mosquito breeding site.
High
Bird Baths & Water Features
Standing water breeding site for mosquitoes, must be changed frequently to prevent larvae.
High
Clogged Gutters
Perfect mosquito breeding site, organic matter decomposition, constant moisture.
Critical
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