Do sand fleas travel with you?
Do sand fleas travel with you? Sand fleas can be brought into homes through clothing or pets. Once inside, they lay their eggs in cracks or crevices, and the eggs eventually hatch into larvae and develop into adults. Sand fleas can cause a great deal of damage to a home.
Do sand fleas lay eggs in your skin?
Sand flea bites. Sometimes, not always, the female sand flea lays her eggs underneath the skin; the large welts will have a black dot in the center. If that happens, you should seek medical attention because the black dot indicates eggs have been laid.
How do you know if you have sand fleas under your skin?
You probably won't notice when the female sand flea first enters your skin. Once it burrows into your skin, you may see a white circle that looks like a ring or halo with a black dot in the center. Over time, the black dot grows as the sand flea gorges on blood and gets bigger with eggs.