
Insect
Ctenolepisma longicaudata
Ctenolepisma longicaudata is a large silverfish 13–19 mm long, uniformly grey with very long antennae and tail filaments. Unlike the common silverfish it tolerates normal indoor humidity and can live up to eight years.
Nocturnal and secretive, it grazes on cellulose, paper, book bindings, wallpaper paste, textiles, and dust containing skin flakes. It disperses through wall voids and is often spread in cardboard and second-hand books.
Damage appears as surface etching and irregular holes in paper, photographs, and stored textiles, with yellow staining and shed scales. It frequents bookcases, storage rooms, archives, and skirting-board voids.
Tailored to Gray Silverfish