Insect - Bug Identification!
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FilthyFletch
Mr I Can Do That For Half
Thats a cockroach dude lol you never seen one? lol
FilthyFletch
Mr I Can Do That For Half
Actually looks to be a german cockroach
Humboldt
Well-Known Member
NO WAY!! are you serious, I've seen roaches before but not like that, ouch I hate them buggers, the only thing I can think of on how he landed here is that I get a lot of my grow stuff from the thrift stores, never thought about carrying foreign bugs into my house. I guess that's a draw back from shopping at thrift stores, time to bomb me house, oh and I'm going to buy some roach killing spray to spray items I get from thrift stores in the future, I definitely don't want to share my living quarters with a roach, I'd rather have ants as pets.
Thanks for the identification!
Thanks for the identification!
FilthyFletch
Mr I Can Do That For Half
Like the saying is..if theres 1 roach in 15 days there will be 10000 hurry to the store lol
Humboldt
Well-Known Member
I've been studying this lil bastard and I'm comfortable to say that it's No Cockroach, if you were to examine the following images and take a good look at the differences of their structures, you'll notice that it is two different type bugs, for instance have a good look at the actual roach's facial structure (1rst image) and take a look at the remainder images (the bug I found, the last two images the bug is dead) then tell me that it's the same insect.
Point of fact: Cockroaches are fast moving bugs, in past experiences with roaches I've found them hard to catch let alone take a picture of, when I found him on my leaf it was No problem removing him to take pictures, if this was an actual roach I wouldn't of easily caught him.
I need more input on this bug as I'm not 100% sure it's not a roach but I'm almost positive that it's not, please examine the images and let me know your opinions on this BUG!
Point of fact: Cockroaches are fast moving bugs, in past experiences with roaches I've found them hard to catch let alone take a picture of, when I found him on my leaf it was No problem removing him to take pictures, if this was an actual roach I wouldn't of easily caught him.
I need more input on this bug as I'm not 100% sure it's not a roach but I'm almost positive that it's not, please examine the images and let me know your opinions on this BUG!
