Will a cockroach bite me? Cockroaches are those creepy crawlies that no one likes to see. It does not help that they crawl their way into almost any area they come across. You must have spotted them at least once in your life. It is very natural to see a cockroach and wonder if these […]
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About Wood Cockroaches The Florida wood cockroach (Eurycotis floridana), also known as the Palmetto bug, is a large cockroach species from the Southeastern United States measuring 1.5 inches in length. Besides that, they lack fully developed wings. Instead, they have a vestigial wing that makes them appear wingless. Due to their wingless nature, these species
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About Asian cockroach The Asian cockroach (Blattella asahinai) is a small type of cockroach species first found on Japan’s Okinawa island. They are almost identical to German cockroaches due to their light-brown color and two parallel streaks on their bodies. Besides that, these pests can grow up to 13-16mm at maturity. Even though these cockroaches
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About Surinam Cockroaches The Surinam cockroach (Pycnoscelus surinamensis), also known as the greenhouse cockroach, is a burrowing species and a common pest in the Indomalayan realm. They’re burrowing cockroaches and can gain entry into your house via the soil of a potted plant. The cockroaches can also get into the house through items from the
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About Wood Cockroaches Wood cockroaches (Parcoblatta pensylvanica) are similar to American cockroaches. When it comes to their overall size, wood cockroaches tend to be bigger than the American cockroach. Despite being of a lesser concern, wood cockroaches can contaminate food and leave their stains behind. Unlike other types of cockroaches that fear bright light, this
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About Sand Cockroaches The sand cockroach (Sub-family Corydiidae), also known as the desert cockroach, comes from the Poliphagidae cockroach family. As the name suggests, sand cockroaches are burrowers. They live in the sand and prefer dry and hot conditions. The scientific name of sand cockroaches means “sand wonderers.” Just like the green cockroach, the sand
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About Green Cockroaches The green cockroach (Panchlora nivea), also known as the Cuban or the green banana cockroach, is a small cockroach species found in Cuba, the Caribbean, and the Gulf Coast from Florida to Texas. This type of cockroach can grow up to an inch tall. The adult is pale green with a yellowish
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About Smokybrown Cockroaches The smokybrown cockroach (Periplaneta fuliginosa) resides mostly in the outdoors, and as the name suggests, it is a dark, shiny, brown, large cockroach. They have wings that fully cover their body and extend beyond their bodies. Adult smokybrown cockroaches grow up to 38 mm long. Appearance An adult smokybrown is almost identical
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About Madagascar Hissing Cockroaches The Madagascar hissing cockroach (Gromphadorhina portentosa) is one of the largest cockroach species you can ever come across. It’s sometimes called the hisser because of the sound they produce. Believe it or not, this is one of the most fascinating insects the island of Madagascar has ever had. Unlike other types
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About Oriental Cockroaches Oriental cockroaches are large, African-native cockroach species, also known as the “beetle back,” describing their dark and smooth back. At times, they’re also referred to as “water bug.” This cockroach family is a major household pest in the mid-west, northern and southern United States. Unlike other types of cockroaches, oriental cockroaches are
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