Here is one variety: https://www.buglogical.com/hypoaspis-miles/
If it is fast and on the leaves/pot, it is likely scavenging or hunting. If it is slow and stays on the leaves, it is likely grazing on the leaves.
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Than I am golden TY. The go go fast! 
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A piece of clear packing tape can be used to trap a bug for ID.
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Great minds. I did just that. I had a little trouble getting to stick and when I put them under X60 & X120, the slight pressure turned them into a slightly tented blob.
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Oops. What did the bug guts look like? 
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Some clear and some looked like dirt. I can see them on the rim and soil now. Not the young from the Evil stink bug for sure. They are red.
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Try putting the tape sticky side up on the side of the pot and see if you get some stuck on there that way.
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The tiny red mites and not a problem, are they?
I think the baby stink bugs are red. Not sure, bug identification is difficult even for the experts. All we can do is guess right now.
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@ReikoX yes the baby stink bugs are red and turn brown in a later stage. I have found and killed two bad stink bugs, brown marmorated stink bug (BMSB)
Wonder if we can figure out some sort of bait and trap for these guys.
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These guys are so bad that New Zealand stop shipment of cars from Japan last February.
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