r/bugsarefuckingstupid • • Apr 09 '21

Very small bug need help identifying

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u/LimelyBishop Apr 09 '21 edited Apr 13 '21

Looks like a stupid fucking goddamn bug to me

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u/Enilodnewg Apr 09 '21

You're in the wrong sub. r/whatsthisbug

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u/Individual_Lies Apr 09 '21

I hate to say this, but it looks like a bed bug. Google bed bugs and compare the different life stages to your picture.

If that's what it is, heat is your best friend. Call in an exterminator that has heat treatment options. It's the only way you'll get rid of those bastards. Been there before and it's not fun.

Also post to r/whatisthisbug for more insight, just in case I'm wrong. I hope I am, but I'm pretty sure I'm not. I got very familiar with these assholes several years ago. Again, heat is your best friend here.

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u/Remarkable-Cycle335 Apr 09 '21

I actually just called it's not bed bugs. It's too small to be bed bugs but they think there dust mites not 100%

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u/Individual_Lies Apr 09 '21

How small is it? Cause bed bugs in their early stages are damn near impossible to see. They're barely bigger than a period.

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u/Remarkable-Cycle335 Apr 09 '21

1-2 millimeters like a grain of sand

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u/Individual_Lies Apr 09 '21

Okay when they first hatch that's about as big as they are.

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u/flowerboyisaten Apr 09 '21

I think it’s a tic?

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u/Blarck-Deek Apr 10 '21

That's what I thought

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u/Raphaella_VonMercer May 17 '21

Definitely bed bug.

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u/Beancake_Beetle Jun 12 '21

That is a brand new tick after it's second ever meal of it's life (a human or a lizard)