BUG IDENTIFICATION

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>>2421079
Peacock Spider, in case anyone was curious

>>2421072
The picture is shit but it doesn't look like a bed bug to me.

It looks like a springtail. They're attracted to water. They can jump very quickly like a flea, but they aren't interested in biting you and generally aren't considered pests.

>>2421087
Cont.

It could be a bed bug. They take on a longer shape like that after a meal. But bed bugs are also usually darker.

The best way to know is try to pick it up next time you see it. A bed bug has no means of escaping, it crawls very slowly. A springtail will basically disappear. It could be something else as well. Try crushing one and see if it leaves a bloodstain.

someone bust out the ID wheel


I know you have it

>>2421072
Looks like a termite to me

Lion spring tail?

>>2421072
>in the water

It's springtails you dolt.

nah way way too small for a bedbug
looks like a springtail
(shape reminds me of lice but they have a totally different appearance, so don't worry)

The only potential problem with springtails is that they are so damned abundant:
https://youtu.be/0n1aGQB-_yg

>>2421072
Any more pictures? It does not look like a bedbug but can't be sure with the picture given.

>>2421072
Booklice?

>>2421072
Looks like trumps dick