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The larvae then penetrate the soil, where they transform into pupae and the flies hatch 30 to 40 days later.
 
The larvae then penetrate the soil, where they transform into pupae and the flies hatch 30 to 40 days later.
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Eggs are laid on the bodyof the host and either hatch spontaneously or are stimulated to hatch through an increase in warmth and moisture from the animal self-grooming. They are laid in different areas according to species;
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Eggs are laid on the body of the host and either hatch spontaneously or are stimulated to hatch through an increase in warmth and moisture from the animal self-grooming. They are laid in different areas according to species;
 
''G. intestinalis'' eggs are laid in the hair of the shoulders and fore legs. ''G. nasalis'' eggs are laid in the intermandibular area. ''G. haemorrhoidalis'' eggs are laid around the lips
 
''G. intestinalis'' eggs are laid in the hair of the shoulders and fore legs. ''G. nasalis'' eggs are laid in the intermandibular area. ''G. haemorrhoidalis'' eggs are laid around the lips
  
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