new to sps are these aefw?
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Great picture!!! The interceptor treatment is really easy and you can do it once and get rid of them all if done right. They don’t lay eggs so a second or third treatment is just for good luck.
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Blessing in disguise 
As mentioned above, quite treatable 
As mentioned above, quite treatable
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Keep your eyes opened though. A lot of people treat for red bugs and find out they had aefw all along and the red bugs were just competing with them. Once the red Bugs are gone the aefw rear their ugly heads. So just keep your eyes out for bite marks Incase you have some aefw in there and didn’t know.
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That's an excellent Red Bug picture!
