r/bugidentification is a subreddit with 48k members. The community frequently discusses bug, found, insect, identify, and spider, and the most common flair used is location included, possible pest, location included, possible pest. no location, location not known/other question, and bug appreciation post.
Come visit us for all your bug identification needs, whether that be insects, spiders, crustaceans, or whatnot!
Popular Topics in r/bugidentification
#1
Bug
156 posts
#2
Found
49 posts
#3
Insect
46 posts
#4
Identify
29 posts
#5
Spider
14 posts
#6
Roach
12 posts
#7
Help
12 posts
#8
Bedbug
8 posts
#9
Identification
6 posts
#10
Nyc
6 posts
Flair Used in r/bugidentification
#1
Location included
: "Tick on my son"
145 posts
#2
Possible pest, location included
: "Plush thrifter, please don't tell me it's THE bug.."
41 posts
#3
Possible pest. No location
: "Found these throughout the house. Is it a cockroach?"
7 posts
#4
Location not known/Other question
: "Missouri, black and white spider"
4 posts
#5
Bug Appreciation Post
: "Moth! Maine"
1 post
#6
Already Identified – Just Sharing
: "Found this Roly Poly outside"
1 post
Member Growth in r/bugidentification
Yearly
+6k members(15.8%)
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Last updated: June 28, 2026