I found a strange looking mosquitoe in my house, and it bit me.  Can anyone give me some information on it?
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Smart lady--catch it put in jar--just in case--I do the same thing with wood ticks. I put them in jar with a little alcohol--my guess is it's probably just an albino or a young one--not sure what say beyond that--I'm not a doctor maybe try http://www.webMD.com or http://www.mayoclinic.com/ you could always call a local university and ask for an expert in the biology department. maybe Google "white mosquito" or "mosquito identification." Hope it's not serious. Try not to worry it's probably nothing. Good Luck :-)
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depending on where you  live there might be a ton of mosquitos or that you ate a banana .. they are attracted to people who have just eaten a banana
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maybe you were bitten by a spider or something, if it is gray scabs it may have been a brown recluse, and you need some antibiotics
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blah...I hate bugs.\nhttp://www.uri.edu/ce/factsheets/sheets/houseflies.html
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I found this site, it has links to pretty much any kind of bite you want to see as well as links to other webpages as well.  However, if you know what kind of insect bite it is, you might want to go to google.com and do an image search using the type of insect and bite as key words.
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it might be a brown recluse spider bite.  keep a watch on it.  if it continues to get infected you will have to go to the doctor.  let someone older look at it please.
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I can't see your images (it says I am forbidden/don't have permission to view the site), but from the description it sounds like the spider is likely a spiny orbweaver or spinybacked garden spider (Genus Gasteracantha).\n\nHere's some pictures of spiny orbweavers http://www.floridanature.org/species.asp?species=Gasteracantha_cancriformis\n\nhttp://bugguide.net/node/view/1982/bgpage\n\nThese species are harmless, even beneficial garden spiders that build typical spider webs to capture flying insects, including flies, mosquitoes and other nuisance species.\n\nThey do possess venom, but their venom is formulated for effectiveness against insects, and is not very potent against vertebrates, even if their bite was strong enough to break human skin (which it may not be).\n\nThey are not aggressive, and would only bite if the spider were injured or undergoing extreme harassment.\n\nUnless you were allergic to the toxin (unlikely, but remotely possible) the bite would probably be no worse than a mosquito bite, at worst it would be similar in pain and severity to a wasp sting.  Annoying, but certainly not life threatening.  The greatest danger would be infection caused by scratching the wound with dirty fingernails.
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because when they bite you, a long tube goes into your skin. that's when they suck up blood. at the same time, they inject poison. mosquitoes need blood to fertilize their eggs
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could be something bit your dog even while it slept.  Could be a spider bite, a cockroach bite, an ant bite, fleas....almost any insect that comes into the house.  My suggestion would be first to fog your house or apartment, and then ask your vet to take a look....usually just a rash or loss of hair could mean alergy like to the tube flea preventative you use.  Because dogs go outdoors one never knows what bites out there.  But first figure out if your dog got into something new you're using around the house (then ask the vet).  Could be he just sat on some ants.
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I think you should go to the doctor. It could be normal mucus but then it could also be a parasite like round worm. Hope it comes out all right.
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Other insect bite, insect sting, ingrown hair, other unknown puncture or abrasion.\n\nIt could be a lot of different things. If it's "like" a spider bite, it could be a spider bite. There doesn't have to be two fang marks. The bite could be very tiny with a large welt as a result of the reaction to the bite.
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If you're worried about it being a brown recluse I can assure you that it is not. It looks like one of the hundreds of hundreds of types of house spiders.  I have no idea what specific type it is though. Can't help you on that.
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I am not sure where you live, but you can never get rid of them.  You can, however, control them by regular pest control measures.  I realize you are only renting the house, but I do not think you can hold the property owner responsible for the bites.  The things are just out there in massive numbers.  I would suggest you look into alternate housing if possible, especially with the children in the household.  I had a brown recluse bite about a month ago and am still battling them in my house.  I have a bad infestation of them.  I feel for you.  God bless.
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It might be one of the oak galls - made by tiny gall wasps - perhaps the Oak Apple Gall. Check out the links.
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parasite (like intestinal worms or mosquito).
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i think you are misinterpreting the statement. the mosquito is infected when it bites you and then there is an incubation period of about 13 days before Malaria syptoms appear.
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My fiance is an avid hunter and he has them feast upon him often and they tend to get on me also when he comes home...What you described is exactly what it does and has done to me. Put alcohol on the bite and in a few days it will go away..if the bite seems to become infectious then seek medical attention but what you have described is very common..use the alcohol and maybe some insect bite medication and you'll be fine!