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"
STIS: what bug/insect would be almost invisible in the dark but under UV light is brown, size about 1mm -- nm
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by
Karl_S
bedbug? -- nm
Posted by
Beryllium (aka grayman)
Nov 18 '09, 14:24
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adults are visible is regular light, and about 3-4 times the size described -- nm
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znufrii
Nov 18, 14:24
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bedbug nymphs, perhaps...not sure about the UV thing. though -- nm
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znufrii
Nov 18, 14:28
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does anything look brown under UV light? -- nm
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loosilu
Nov 18, 14:29
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it might not be UV light persay, its just i could see them on my shirt this morning, but then after being outside for 5 minutes there was about 50 -- nm
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Karl_S
Nov 18, 14:36
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OH... you mean full spectrum. need more information. All you really know is size and color. -- nm
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loosilu
Nov 18, 14:42
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Well i know they wern't on my business shits yesterday, but where on 2 today
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Karl_S
Nov 18, 14:49
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If you start finding bugs in your business shits, show someone from HR and get workman's comp. -- nm
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Dr.Vermin
Nov 18, 14:57
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