Can Anyone Tell Me What Kind Of Bug Is This?

thank you for any help

I don't know but it looks like a catepillar that hasn't completed metamorphosis. I wonder if that is even possible?

It's one of those bugs that Khan stuck in Chekov's ear. Damn that's a strange one. Gonna ask the wife........

I dont know either.

Its there a growing population in your grow room or something? Are they eating your plants?

Harlequin ladybird (Harmonia axyridis) Larvae In other words a baby lady bug

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nah not the grow room. i got some pepper plants that they are all over. they are not on nothing else. i had a few aphids on the pepper plants they are now gone. i don't think they are hurting anything. was just curious

thanks so much patlpp

i see those on the backs of leaves on a lot of plants.

That thing is creepy looking lol

Lady Bug Larvae. Make friends with this little fella, they are VERY beneficial. Most people believe Lady Bugs can be used for Aphid population control, when in reality they are notorious for getting up and flying away without doing much of anything. The Larvae and Beetle share identical diets; however since the Larvae cannot fly it is forced to eat what is within it's grasp. Look for Lady Bug and Lace Wing Larvae both are perfectly harmless to your plants, and have a huge appetite for Aphids. Praying Mantis hatchlings work well to, except that they eat whatever is next to them, including other Mantis hatchlings.

basically let him do his thing!

Lady bug Larvae very beneficial, keep them don't kill them.

I've used lady bugs as a natural pesticide for mites and aphids for years. You can buy them online-- odd I know. They are more likely to hang around if the area you want them is moist. If it's dry they'll up and fly away. Lace wings are great too.