I have a pic. What kind of bug is this??

Ratty696

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• Nov 30, 2007

• #1

Hi all. I have these stupid little bugs flying around in my room. I dont know where they are coming from, it has been -3c or colder here for the past few weeks. I managed to get a picture of the little bastard any help would be great. Does anyone know what it is or how to get rid of it. Is it even going to be a threat??? looks kinda like a fly to me but smaller.

 

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Ratty696

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• Nov 30, 2007

• #2

Anybody???

 

Rocketgirl

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• Nov 30, 2007

• #3

Looks like a fly to me too. Get some flypaper.

 

email468

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• Nov 30, 2007

• #4

my guess is thrip

 

twinturbo

Active Member

• Nov 30, 2007

• #5

here try this link---its to the faq bout bugs
https://www.rollitup.org/view.php?pg=faq&cmd=category&id=85

 

Ratty696

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• Nov 30, 2007

• #6

twinturbo said:

here try this link---its to the faq bout bugs
https://www.rollitup.org/view.php?pg=faq&cmd=category&id=85

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Thanks for the link bud, but still The pictures wont load in the Faq for some reason. That is why I'm asking if anyone knows. Thanx again though

 

email468

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• Nov 30, 2007

• #7

Here is why i guessed thrip... they have a wide variety of coloration..

 

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jhannsz

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• Nov 30, 2007

• #8

Man it looks kinda similar to a lady bug only its wings are not hidden by a shell. It was probably in the soil. Thats a chance you take with soil. You never really know whats inside the dirt. Lady bugs I have been told are a natural pesticide. They will eat the other bugs that are on your plant. But as far as that one, I am not sure.

 

daddychrisg

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• Nov 30, 2007

• #9

I don't know, but I don't like the looks of it!

 

Ratty696

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• Nov 30, 2007

• #10

DAMN THE BUGS!!!! I dont need this crap now!! I'm 2 weeks into flower I dont want these stupid things in there. I thought I had the problem solved, I put a vapona strip in the room and they went away for a while and now they are back again!!!

 

daddychrisg

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• Nov 30, 2007

• #11

Do they seem to do any damage?

 

smokinjs

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• Nov 30, 2007

• #12

get some trip wire...ya trip wire.. thatll get em..then put a bear trap after the trip wire to fuck him up....then the trap engages a 5 gal bucket spill bleach on him...and if all that doesnt work...CALL THE EXTERMINATOR!!!!!

JK man id try some neem oil

 

Ratty696

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• Nov 30, 2007

• #13

daddychrisg said:

Do they seem to do any damage?

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They dont seem to do much. All I can see is the odd small hole here and there. but it doesnt look bad.

 

email468

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• Nov 30, 2007

• #14

you could hang some sticky paper and put some glue down to see what you're dealing with (a single scout or a swarm).

 

ravegraffiti

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• Nov 30, 2007

• #15

they eat ur buds up and get high and die. my friend had some dead laying around the floor of his plant

 

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northerndevil01

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• Apr 1, 2008

• #16

this shit el sort em out. Biological Thrip & White Fly Control: Swirskii System

Prey
Thrips & whiteflies are both preys of Amblyseius (Typhlodromips) swirskii. This predatory mite will diligently search for thrips larvae, but will not leave undisturbed whitefly eggs & larvae.
Amblyseius swirskii plays an important role in the biological protection of many vegetable crops. In ornamental crops, it can create a biological barrier against thrips & whitefly.

 

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xxgomez112xx

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• Jul 9, 2010

• #17

its a fly rt

 

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phusionsa

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• Jul 9, 2010

• #18

How many are there? How contained is the grow?