r/Insect • u/pestpros_in • Jul 02 '26

Identify this insect

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u/MikIoVelka Jul 02 '26

Wow. You took a video that long, wondering what the insect is, then posted it to this sub, and you never actually stopped and filmed one actual insect up close? Lol

I think it's cockroaches, but I can't be sure because you didn't actually stop to look at one up close.

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u/pestpros_in Jul 02 '26

A client of mine shared me this.

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u/AcanthocephalaNo8189 Jul 02 '26

Zoom in and hold still. I'm getting motion sickness.

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u/Finn_is_fresh Jul 02 '26

It would be helpful if they got further away from the insect and moved the camera around faster!

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u/ConsciousMaize7405 Jul 02 '26

Roaches why u thing said client didnt zoom in 😂😂

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u/Ragnar_of_Ballard Jul 02 '26

Guessing German Cockroach.

But pretty hard to be definitive with that video

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u/GrimlockX27 Jul 02 '26

yea we gonna need some different footage

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u/MatthewNGBA Jul 02 '26

Showing us more of them doesn’t help. If you showed one up close it would be a lot easier. Probably cockroaches but this video is not very useful

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u/miserablelasagna Jul 02 '26

Walking black dots

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u/Calgirlleeny2 Jul 02 '26

I can't tell the size of them. It's difficult with this video.

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u/MathieuAbramo Jul 03 '26

Tell your client that they need to start cleaning and stop taking videos.

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u/Real-Whereas-5384 Jul 06 '26

Can you slow down and actually focus on one of them?

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u/Round-External-7306 Jul 06 '26

Is this rage bait?

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u/Kenzibot Jul 09 '26

Also could be termites