The fig moth, scientifically known as Epichoristodes acerbella, is a small, grayish-brown insect that is a pest in fig orchards. Some synonyms for the fig moth include the fig fruit moth, fig webworm, and fig twig borer. These common names refer to the moth's behavior and the damage it causes to the fig trees. The fig fruit moth feeds on the fruit of the fig tree, while the fig webworm creates a web that covers the fruit, making it difficult to harvest. Additionally, the fig twig borer inflicts damage on the branches and twigs of the tree. Regardless of its name, the fig moth is a nuisance to fig growers worldwide.