Would a stink bug eat a bedbug?

Answer 1

Ladybugs eat small plant eating arthropods. Almost exclusively, their main diet consists of aphids. The bugs that do eat bedbugs are not the kind you want in your home (cockroaches and house centipedes) and you would need a large number of these pests to make any impact on a population of bedbugs.

If you have bedbugs, it is strongly recommended that you call a professional exterminator who would come into your home and kill the bed bugs with heat, cold or a chemical insecticide.

The short answer? No, ladybugs do not eat bedbugs.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Bed bugs are a pest that thrives on blood. Like ticks and fleas they leave red welts and blood stains on clothing and bedding. Bed bugs are hard to find as they are very good at hiding in bedding, paper goods, and clothing. The best way to determine if you have them is to hire an exterminator to check and possible terminate them. They spread very rapidly between rooms and can travel around the world in luggage. (Hotels that cater to world travelers are a place to be leary) Stink bugs are more of an annoyance than a danger. They feed on the usual things that bugs eat: ie: decaying matter, vegitation, ect. They are considerably larger than the bed bug and can startle you when they appear as they have a very unusual look. When you crush or threaten one they can emit a smell that many people find very offensive. I personally think of it as the smell of the wooded areas of Washington state after a heavy rainstorm but I also don't think that skunks smell too terrible so I'm sure that others will disagree with me on the smell. Bottom line: Stink bugs are annoying and can startle you while Bed bugs are bloodsucking hitch-hikers that sread like wildfire if not handled properly and quickly.

Answer 4

who would think that are you stupid.

answer is NO.

Answer 5

Nope , it's not ! A stinkbug lives outdoors !