I have several cyclamen species (mostly hardy coum or hederfolium) that I have growing indoors under lights that have an insect on and around them that I would like to to identify, or determine if it is a pest that I need to deal with or a non-harmful one. They are small (aprx. 0.2mm), visible to the naked eye, slender (4x longer than wide), the are present on plant leaves but also on outside of pots and trays. The plants were in pots growing outside over summer and brought indoors for growing inside during winter under lights. The insect seem to walk along the rims of the pots. They walk fast-ish (1in/dozen seconds). They are mostly whitish in color with black in center of abdomen. I believe they have 6 legs and 2 antennas. They are not congregated on any part of the plants and seem to walk constantly and freely around. I currently think they may be springtails, but am not sure. Any help is appreciated. I have attached a few of the better close up pictures I managed to get of them. Some pictures are of one I grabbed with a fine tip tweezer.