This symbiotic relationship allows these beetles to feed on a wide range of materials including dried foods, grains, seeds, pharmaceuticals, spices, hay, dried fruit, powdered milk, nuts, animal feed, pet food, and many other organic materials
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Drugstore and Cigarette Beetle Differences and Similarities Notice the two main physical distinguishing characteristics from the drugstore beetle and cigarette beetle images above
Five or six generations per year may occur in warm localities, and in the U.S., three generations can occur per year