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Silverfish social behavior silverfish are not social insects and do not travel in organized groups They are solitary creatures that primarily live and forage alone In urban areas, they can be found in attics, basements, bathtubs, showers, kitchens, sinks, libraries, and classrooms They can live in old books [5] before silverfish reproduce, they carry out a ritual. In short, while they do live close to drains, silverfish almost never live inside the drain Do silverfish live in groups Yes, silverfish can often be found in groups However, they don’t live in colonies. Silverfish are solitary pests that prefer to live and travel alone, preferring dark, moist environments with humidity levels between 75 and 95 percent They do not travel in groups or. Silverfish are typically found in humid, moist areas of the home, such as basements, attics, and bathrooms, and prefer to hide during the day and seek out food at night In this informative video, we’ll discuss the behavior of silverfish and what it means for pest control in your home Unlike other pests that might infiltrate your home, silverfish are solitary pests and don't live in groups. Eggs are laid in groups and females will only lay a few groups during her lifetime Silverfish are scavengers, eating starchy material such as cellulose in paper and left over food. Silverfish are wingless pests that thrive in damp, dark spaces Find out more about silverfish, discover the risks of a silverfish infestation, and how it may affect your health. The silverfish is a very primitive, wingless insect, and part of a group known as the bristletails Silverfish live in houses, where they feed on sugar and starch, which can be found in paper, soap.