Identify this bug? Good or bad?

RyanTrees

RyanTrees

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Small round brown bug, I have released like 40lady bugs in my room over the last two weeks we have cold fall weather up here in maine but we had two day a week ago with clouds of lady bugs I grabbed a ton and put them in here I still have like 10 left and alive but I saw this,image.jpg iPad picture hope you can see, idk I have seen mites before I never saw mite this big it's way smaller then lady bug but way bigger then mite lol "way" bigger or smaller sounds absurd when we are taking difference of some the size of a bb haha
 
RyanTrees

RyanTrees

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Picture does make it look like lady bug... Idk it didn't really look like that up close to naked eye but idk maybe
 
RyanTrees

RyanTrees

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What about this one ? Poppin up now same plant as the other bug under t8 slow veggn original solo cup with bottom cut off into I think 1gallon pot
 

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Diabolical666

Diabolical666

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Damnit man! How many bugs you got?;) That guy came in when you opened the door. Take him outside and free him;) Make sure you kill or set free any big bugs, they carry micromites on them. Moths carry micromites
 
Ammastor

Ammastor

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Def a lady bug. I have a small lady bug farm in my grow area. over 5000 lady bugs at anyone time. I have seen them pure black and others brown. Not all lady bugs have spots. Some gain them as they get older some do not. People tend to think you can tell how long they are by the spot or if they are mail or female. Fact is it all is untrue.

The only way to tell male from female is under a microscope. Not even a scientist can look at one and tell what sex they are. Kind of interesting really. Sorry for the extra info. I tend to do that from time to time.
 
RyanTrees

RyanTrees

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Never saw an orange wasp but it had a deisel stinger on it's arse! I killed one and two more were in my tent!weird because it's Maine and very cold out! And my area. Is very clean and my house is go left open,
 
BigTexan

BigTexan

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I also use lady bugs indoors (everything sealed off) i use about 4000 2000 in each room for my flower and veg never have any pest issues.
 
B166ER420

B166ER420

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Both are beneficial insects.
The first pic is a baby ladybug.
The second pic is a type of predator wasp..a braconid wasp,they are a tomato hornworms worst nightmare,let it back outside:)...
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Cpappa27

Cpappa27

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That wasp will kill the shit out of anything in your growroom that's big enough to see. keep him lol
 
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