Assassin bug nymphs.....considered beneficial.

I was about to move them to a plant that would benefit from assassin bugs when I found this website: http://thecitrusguy.blogspot.com/2012/06/you-put-your-leaf-foot-in.html
And now they look to me like Leaf Footed Nymphs, which ARE NOT beneficial. I think I'm going to get rid of them just to be sure. What do you think? Does anybody have more advice?

Thanks

It sounds like assassin bugs nymphs travel alone and leaf footed ones do so in packs. Can someone confirm this?

Thanks!

Assassin bug eggs are laid in clusters, so they at least start out in a gang. Lol

I think of the Leaf footed bug nymph as having more black but maybe these are too young to have developed that coloring. Both nymphs have spines, but the LF are more pronounced.

Well, I'm sorry to say that, just to be safe, I got rid of them = (

When I looked at them with a magnifying glass, they had two black dots on their backs.

I can see the black spots on their back. These aren't assassin bug nymphs.
They are leaf-footed stink bug nymphs. Assassins have silver spots on their back.
It's good you got rid of them because they are a major pest.