Can't tell from that picture. You'll need to take another picture that shows the insect from above and is in focus and isn't too washed out. My best guess? C-ckroach nymph, early instar. Here's a problem with these guys: for every one that you see, there's 14 that you didn't see. They're nocturnal.

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? asked in Science & Mathematics Zoology · 2 years ago

What bug is this?

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JazSinc
Lv 7
2 years ago
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Can't tell from that picture. You'll need to take another picture that shows the insect from above and is in focus and isn't too washed out.
My best guess? C-ckroach nymph, early instar. Here's a problem with these guys: for every one that you see, there's 14 that you didn't see. They're nocturnal.
L.N.
Lv 7
2 years ago
Cockroach nymph for sure.

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