What are these little gray bugs in my house?

Also known as psocids, they are small gray or white bugs that resemble lice but feed on mold and fungi. Booklice are often found in moist areas where mold or fungi might be growing, such as basements. These insects are less than one-sixteenth of an inch and can run quickly.

What are these grey bugs?

Gray bugs are small annoying creatures that can infest homes. The most common gray bug is the silverfish — a tiny, nocturnal silvery-gray wingless insect seen slithering across bathroom or kitchen floors. Other gray bugs you could find in the home or yard can be stink bugs, gray blister beetles, weevils, or pillbugs.

Can bed bugs be gray?

Question: Are bed bugs eggs grey once they are dead? Answer: Once bed bug eggs are dead they may dry out and change in color. They are normally, white or near white.

What is a silverfish bug look like?

What do silverfish look like? Silverfish are very distinctive tear-shaped insects that have 3 long bristle-like appendages coming off the back of the body and a long pair of antennae. Silverfish are silver or brown; and, as their name suggests, they have silvery-gray scales that cover their bodies.

How can you tell the difference between bed bugs and carpet beetles?

Bed bugs are a uniform brown, while carpet beetles are mottled brown or shiny black. Carpet beetles are a more rounded shape. Behavior-wise, carpet beetles don’t feed on their host as bed bugs do. Finally, bed bugs prefer to live in mattresses and near your bed, while carpet beetles prefer carpets.

What is a silver fish bug?

Silverfish are shiny silver insects with scales and antennae. They don’t have wings, but they have a soft body and are covered in fine scales that look like a fish. They have a flat and oval-shaped body. Adults are usually about ¾ inch long with two antennae and 3 tail projections.