i have a ball python 2 corn snakes and a Californian king snake
It is not actually the moths that eat the wool - it is the larvae (caterpillar) of the moths that eat the wool/When the moth eggs hatch the larval worm burrows deep down in the wool fibers to escape any light source and begins to consume wool to gain strengthThe first few hours of life is crucial to survival because if the food source is not immediately available the larvae will not have the strength needed to spin it's cocoonIt is the chemicals and pesticides in moth balls that keeps the moths away These sites should help.
