Tinthiinae
Tinthiinae is a subfamily of moths in the family Tineidae, commonly known as true clothes moths. This subfamily encompasses a diverse group of small moths, many of which are characterized by their drab coloration, typically shades of brown, gray, or white. Their antennae are often filiform, and the wing venation is distinct, though these features are primarily used for scientific classification.
The life cycle of moths in the Tinthiinae subfamily follows the typical holometabolous pattern, involving egg,
Reproduction involves mating and the laying of eggs, usually on or near a food source. The larvae