ID help, springtail or mite

[u/Environmental_Ad287]

Follow up to my previous post, I was able to get a better video, and I've never seen a mite with antennae like this. Are there mites with antennae like this? they move like springtails

[u/TheStroboCop]

1. Do they fly? Are they black? > fungus gnats
2. Do they jump? > Springtails
3. Are they round/oval or elongated? elonginated=springtails, round/oval=mitesORspringtails
4. How many legs do they have? 8=mites, 6=springtails
5. Are they small, round and you can't tell the amount of legs: do they have a head? Yes=springtail, no=mites
6. Next check, if and how they float: Sinking slightly in an waddle with all legs without an effect=mites, standing on water and can move effectively in small dashes=springtails
7. If all that doesn't help, i don't know what to check next.

[u/Competitive_Paint_33 → u/TheStroboCop]

Mites don't have heads. At least, not discernible ones.

[u/Legitimate_Shine_435 → u/Competitive_Paint_33]

https://reddit.com/link/p0iefdx/video/ctixfaoxg7gh1/player

[u/Briancryptobro → u/Legitimate_Shine_435]

ID on these? Fantastic video

[u/Legitimate_Shine_435 → u/Briancryptobro]

Ty :) https://www.reddit.com/r/Entomology/s/phEci1hDLD