
Merchant Grain Beetle
Oryzaephilus mercator
The Merchant Grain Beetle is nearly identical to the Sawtoothed Grain Beetle in appearance but differs in food preferences, favoring oily products like nuts, seeds, chocolate, and dried fruit over plain cereals.
Identification
Size
2.5-3 mm
Color
Flat, dark brown - nearly identical to sawtoothed grain beetle
Key Trait
Nearly identical to sawtoothed grain beetle but prefers oilier products like nuts, chocolate, and dried fruit.
Behavior & Habitat
Same flat-bodied pantry pest behavior as sawtoothed grain beetle. Prefers higher-fat food products. Can fly in warm conditions.
Habitat: Same as sawtoothed grain beetle but concentrated around nuts, chocolate, and oily products.
Diet: Nuts, seeds, chocolate, dried fruit, cereals, and oily processed foods.
Signs of Infestation
- Same as sawtoothed grain beetle, concentrated in oily food products
Risks & Damage
Contaminates stored food products, particularly nuts and chocolate.
Prevention Tips
- 1.Same as sawtoothed grain beetle - sealed containers, shelf cleaning
Why DIY Treatment Often Falls Short
Same challenges as sawtoothed grain beetle.
Professional Treatment
Same as sawtoothed grain beetle.
Related Pests
Frequently Asked Questions
How is it different from the sawtoothed grain beetle?
Does it matter which one I have?
Can it fly?
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At a Glance
- Category
- Pantry Pests
- Scientific Name
- Oryzaephilus mercator
- Size
- 2.5-3 mm
- Color
- Flat, dark brown - nearly identical to sawtoothed grain beetle
- Key Trait
- Nearly identical to sawtoothed grain beetle but prefers oilier products like nuts, chocolate, and dried fruit.
- Regions
- Southeast, South Central, Northeast, Midwest
- Threat Level
- Low
- Risk Types
- food
- Seasonal Activity
- MarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecJanFebnonelowmoderatehighpeak


