Interceptor and dinos?

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I was able to catch one with a tiny turkey baster that i had and put it under the microscope this is what it looks like after being able to take a picture since it was moving so much.
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Looks almost identical to this im not an expert on scientific names but from what i have read its definitely not a good bug. After further read its definitely the acro eating type.

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Looks almost identical to this im not an expert on scientific names but from what i have read its definitely not a good bug. After further read its definitely the acro eating type.

Screenshot_20200826-222851_Samsung Internet.jpg
whats the pests common name in our hobby ?
 
My tank exploded with Dino’s after treatment, some guy even warned me and I brush it off
 
My tank exploded with Dino’s after treatment, some guy even warned me and I brush it off
See this is exactly what im afraid off, im just done beating the dinos after many months and i dont wanna risk bringing that back. I dont know whats worst. Getting rid of red bugs or risk bringing back those dinos.
 

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