I'm hoping somebody will know what these are... I don't have any pictures because they are so fucking tiny. These little black tiny bugs, I keep finding them around my house. On my legs, on the book I was reading, on the kitchen island. It is just one every so often. They seem too small to even be bed bugs, lice. They leave a black smear and crush impossibly easy and they are hardly bigger than a needle edge, and fast. Not pantry bugs, I have seen those. Not carpet beetles. Smaler than fleas. These look like those little bugs you find in water that's been left outside, I think.
I've been looking around and everything seems too big. These are super small, almost not seeable. Looks like a speck of dirt if they don't move, anybody have an idea what it might be?
Maybe drain flies? I used to get those fuckers every once in a while.
Need a little more info than that. Maybe a better physical description. But a pic would really help.
>>2149297
fungus gnats are a fairly common small indoor bug if you have dirt (like potted plants) anywhere.
drain flies, as the other person said, happen too if you're in one of those houses with drains
fruit flies are also a common indoor thing if you have fruit/veggies/fruit juice/etc for them to breed in
>>2149852
and now I realize you didn't say they were flying, so uhh... err... do they look like beetles?
>>2149854
>>2149843
No. They are tiny tiny ovals with what appear to be tiny antennae. They are smaller than drain flies, amd smaller than even very small gnats. They are almost not visible they are so small. I didn't realize it was a bug until it started booking across the counter. It is so small that once you crush it, it either leaves a small smear or disappears completely. They don't fly. They run very quickly. I would try to describe it better but it is so ridiculously small there is no way I could define it's features further than miniscule, black, with small antennae, seemingly oval shaped, and quick. Like a flake of black pepper cut in half.
I'll try to get a picture but the few I've encountered were accidental. I only saw them because they were against a white surface (counter, book page, my leg).
>>2149297
I seen one today and he literally turned into a turd when I touched him.
No idea what they are but they have a little elephant trunk if that helps id.
>>2149992
Like this but 2mm long.
This says weevil so probably a type of them.
Foundo one on my pillow booking away. Hard to get a picture.
>>2150956
>>2150956
>>2150957
Do you often see things that others can't?
>>2151177
It is the little black dot... I swear. It is a bug.
