Help identify hard shelled and white larvae in dracena leaf water

[Fumbles]

I was doing an inspection of my taller vivarium and I came across these tiny larvae sitting in the funnel of the leaves on a dracena. There was a lot of water in there so I redirected the mist nozzle but these have me concerned. I have no idea what they are. They're hard shelled and crush when squeezed. They don't seem to move and are clung to the leaf. I also saw a few white larvae crawling around - one is pictured - maybe hatched?

Any help would be appreciated. Of course it would also be helpful to know if they're harmful to geckos.

Thanks!

 

[cricket4u]

It's a common problem when using live plants unfortunately. For the most part I don't think they are directly harmful to your geckos, however I am not an entomologist. Most people end up having to throw out of the plants due to infestation. Here is a link to some information on the common pest on houseplants.

Houseplant Insect Control | University of Kentucky Entomology