Pictures Of German Cockroaches

German cockroaches are among the most widespread and difficult of all types of cockroaches to get rid of. Although these pests are found worldwide, they are most commonly found in tropical and sub-tropical areas such as Florida, Hawaii, Southern China and Southeast Asia. German cockroach eggs are tan/yellowish in color and look similar to grains of rice (2-4 mm long). Nymphs are yellowish in color, with two dark stripes behind their head. Adults are reddish brown with a light brownish yellow shield covering wings and front part of the body. Young nymphs have small darkened tips on their antennae while pointed ends develop into adulthood.

Pictures Of German Cockroaches

German cockroaches are the most common type of roach in the United States. They can be distinguished from other species by their two dark stripes running down the pronotum, or shield-like covering over the head. They are also slightly larger than other species of roaches, at about one and a half inches long when full grown.

The German cockroach is a common indoor pest, but it can also be found outdoors under piles of leaves or other debris. It is attracted to damp areas like basements and bathrooms. The German cockroach has been known to spread disease such as salmonella, gastroenteritis, and food poisoning through its feces and saliva when humans eat contaminated food or drink after handling them without washing their hands afterward first.

The German cockroach can be identified by its two dark stripes on its head, in addition to its brownish-black color. It is about 1/2 inch long and has a reddish-brown coloration.

The German cockroach is one of the most common types of cockroaches in the United States, along with the American cockroach and the Oriental cockroach. These pests thrive in warm conditions such as those found in apartments, restaurants and commercial buildings.

German cockroaches are omnivorous creatures that eat both organic matter (such as food scraps) and inorganic material (such as paper). The pests also feed on soap scum, toothpaste and glue around window frames.

German Cockroach Habitats

German cockroaches prefer warm, humid areas where they can easily find food sources such as decaying organic matter, trash cans and pet food bowls. They are commonly found in basements, crawlspaces and attics because these spaces tend to be warmer than other parts of the house or building.

The pests like to live near water pipes because it provides them with moisture for survival purposes such as laying eggs or molting shells when they grow larger than the current one has fit them perfectly fine until now (which happens every month).

List of Pictures Of German Cockroaches