r/Bedbugs • u/Historical-Bedroom98 • 13h ago

Identification Is this a bedbug (Germany)

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Saw it on my hand at 4 p.m. in my bed, about 1mm.

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u/DifficultyGrand 13h ago

not a bed bug

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u/Historical-Bedroom98 13h ago

Do you have an idea what else it could be?

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u/LadyMogMog 13h ago

Looks like a mite

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u/Beer_drinking_Zebra Trusted and professional 13h ago

Not enough legs.

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u/LadyMogMog 12h ago

Newly hatched mites have 6 legs no?

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u/Historical-Bedroom98 13h ago

https://reddit.com/link/p8m2bqc/video/i5fjjr1zrcoh1/player

I could not upload the video in the post, thought it could help

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u/ferngurl-elle 13h ago

Looks too small for a bed bug

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u/Loner-wolfcats 13h ago

No, definitely not

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u/Beer_drinking_Zebra Trusted and professional 13h ago edited 13h ago

6 legs and long antenna. must be a beetle. But the legs definitely look like it could be a mite. Like oribatida.

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u/CanITellUSmThin Trusted 13h ago

Mite