Once the larvae make contact with a mammalian host, such as a dog, rodent, or person, they painlessly burrow under the skin. Mango fly larvae can survive without a host for up to two weeks. Larvae from the hatched eggs crawl under the skin and grow This process usually takes around three days. Once laid, they hatch into larvae, their next stage of growth. Clothing that’s dropped to the ground and laundry that’s being air-dried outside are some examples of places where mango fly eggs may be left. Items that smell of sweat also attract mango flies, but washed clothes can also attract them. They may also lay their eggs in the seams of clothing, bedding, towels, and other soft materials that have been left outdoors. How mango fly larvae get under the skin Where mango flies like to lay their eggsįemale mango flies like to lay their eggs in dirt or sand that carries the scent of urine or feces.
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