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aprilb5azone

Please help me identify these bugs...

8 years ago

(I understand I may need to post this in the Garden forum., but thought I would try here first)



First picture, I found this bug on one of my cacti....

and yes I know its a bug because I watched it walk about 1/2inch on my cacti...and it moved when I put it on that napkin...

2nd picture, what the first bug pic looked like after I squished it... green.

3rd picture. 2nd bug. found this one on a different cacti of mine.

Again I know its a bug because as I was taking its picture, I could see its tiny legs wiggling about....

And this is what that bug looked like after I squished it.

(thank you in advance)

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  • 8 years ago

    it could be some sort of stink bug, very hard to see it - it's out of focus. look at images on google - there are dif kinds.

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