A sliverfish is a wrong spelling. The correct name is Silverfish or Fish moth. It is no kind of fish at all and it is not any kind of moth either. It is any of a number of kinds of insects that scientists call Thysanura. Some of them are silvery grey in colour and they have a slightly fishy shape, which is why one of the things people call them is "silverfish". They have no wings at all, and none of their ancestors had wings either. In that way they differ from say dragonflies, that have wings, and lice, that have no wings, but whose ancestors had wings. They feed on rubbish, which does no harm, but they also nibble at starchy food and materials like paper, so they can be a pest in libraries.
As someone said in another answer: Once I was in my bed and I felt that there was a some type of insect in my bed and when I looked I saw it was a silver fish feeding on my clothing!
Sliverfish does not fly.It just has a pair of wings.
Yes
yes they do
wrong category. go to science NOT DATING RELATIONSHIPS
Silverfish do not eat anything on Minecraft. You can't feed any hostile mob.
I think you mean Silverfish, and that would be Lespisma sacchrina
Yes. If the silverfish is touching you, and either it or you change Y-coordinates, it does 1 point of damage. Of course, a swarm is more likely to cause a lot of damage than a lone silverfish.
Lepisma saccharina, commonly known as a silverfish or fishmoth, is a small, wingless insect in the order Thysanura. They are small serpentine creatures resembling an earwig (pincher bug) about the same size. They are harmless and like wet dark areas, feeding on books, dead skin cells and other starchy substances they find.
A sliverfish is a wrong spelling. The correct name is Silverfish or Fish moth. It is no kind of fish at all and it is not any kind of moth either. It is any of a number of kinds of insects that scientists call Thysanura. Some of them are silvery grey in colour and they have a slightly fishy shape, which is why one of the things people call them is "silverfish". They have no wings at all, and none of their ancestors had wings either. In that way they differ from say dragonflies, that have wings, and lice, that have no wings, but whose ancestors had wings. They feed on rubbish, which does no harm, but they also nibble at starchy food and materials like paper, so they can be a pest in libraries. As someone said in another answer: Once I was in my bed and I felt that there was a some type of insect in my bed and when I looked I saw it was a silver fish feeding on my clothing!
To get rid of silverfish, start by eliminating their food sources, such as paper, cardboard, and damp materials. Seal cracks and crevices in walls and around windows to prevent their entry. Use diatomaceous earth in areas where you've seen them; it dehydrates and kills the pests. Additionally, consider using traps or insecticides specifically designed for silverfish, and maintain low humidity levels in your home to deter their presence.