micro-organism? What is this

[schuppentier]

Dear community,

i ask for the follow pictures.
What is this....
thanks for request.

 

[SSimsswiSS]

Dear community,

i ask for the follow pictures.
What is this....
thanks for request.

I'm no expert, but bed bugs comes to mind. Looks like newly hatched bed bugs.

 

[chameleoman]

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[bigcappa]

I'm no expert, but bed bugs comes to mind. Looks like newly hatched bed bugs.

I'm with Steve, I believe they are Bed Bugs(Cimicidae) as well.

Note not my website: http://bedbugger.com/photos-of-bed-bugs-and-signs-of-bed-bugs/

 

[JonRich]

Where did you find them? looks like you have it on a eggcrate. Was this in a feeder bin?

 

[schuppentier]

thanks for reply.
i find this bedbugs in cockroaches (Shelfrodella tartara) box

what can I do to get rid of them to be?
Are dangerous for my chameleon?

 

[JonRich]

thanks for reply.
i find this bedbugs in cockroaches (Shelfrodella tartara) box

what can I do to get rid of them to be?
Are dangerous for my chameleon?

I can't tell in the pic you posted. But are the abdomen flat or round?? (the look round)

edit: i just zoomed and their abdomem are definatly round. I don't think they are bedbugs. There are younger individuals in there too ( i circled them). The eyes seem a little on the large side in proportion to the thorax compared to the smaller ration on the bedbugs in the link posted.

Also the bedbugs have segmented abdomens and the mystery bug's abdomen seems to be smooth.

 

[ataraxia]

imo does not look like bed bugs.

 

[thatoneguy]

they dont look like bed bugs, bed bugs look darker and more tick like, if they were bedbugs youd be in trouble. if i were you tho id get rid of them just to be safe

 

[Kitro]

They look like young worker termites

 

[schuppentier]

I can't tell in the pic you posted. But are the abdomen flat or round?? (the look round)

edit: i just zoomed and their abdomem are definatly round. I don't think they are bedbugs. There are younger individuals in there too ( i circled them). The eyes seem a little on the large side in proportion to the thorax compared to the smaller ration on the bedbugs in the link posted.

Also the bedbugs have segmented abdomens and the mystery bug's abdomen seems to be smooth.

hi
the abdomen is oval and small animals are all at different stages.
I suspect

 

[JonRich]

hi
the abdomen is oval and small animals are all at different stages.
I suspect

Yea, not bedbugs ( thank god) lol.

Also, I feel like you have an accent. What country are you from? Might be a bug common to your location and not the US!

 

[Lizardlover]

Perhaps they are mites that came from the roaches. I know several species of roach commonly carry beneficial mites.

 

[JonRich]

Perhaps they are mites that came from the roaches. I know several species of roach commonly carry beneficial mites.

Wouldn't a mite have a more tick-like body structure with 2 body segments?. These guys seem to have 3 (head , slim thorax, and abdomen)

I curious to know the OPs location.

 

[Dave Weldon]

...I curious to know the OPs location.

Howdy,

My guess is Germany since the OP's name; "Schuppentier," translates from German to English as "scaly anteater" .

 

[coldbloodedAL]

deff not bed bugs. although i think that was already established. Looks more like a mite of some type

 

[schuppentier]

i will take in any days new pictures of them.
The micro-organism is isolated in other house.

Pictures coming soon