Curiously, while bed bugs in general are extremely tiny, male bed bugs are even smaller than females.   When they’re nymphs (baby bed bugs), they’re almost transparent, but they’ll become reddish after feeding on human blood. As their digestion unfolds, their color will change from reddish to brownish, until they will finally look black. All bed bugs, male or female, adults or nymphs, are flat and oval shaped, and their whitish eggs are almost impossible to see. Since bed bug marks on your bed sheet and linen may resemble flea bites, you’ll definitely want to trust the examination of a skilled bed bug extermination expert to determine whether you have a bed bug infestation you should put an end to or if you’re dealing with another type of problem. Our free assessment comes with no strings attached, so please call us today to know how we can help!