Cletus schmidti is a yellowish-brown found in East Asia, with short spines on its shoulders. It is about 0.4–0.5 in (10–12 mm) long and can be confused with other Cletus bugs. It is not known to occur in the wild in the United States.
Appearance
Appearance
The body is yellowish brown, with the rear corners of the thorax projecting into short points. It is about 0.4–0.5 in (10–12 mm) long.
Where it lives
Range
It occurs in Korea, Japan, and China. The available records do not show a wild U.S. population.