Cockroaches

German Cockroaches are small, brown cockroaches commonly found in homes, apartments, and other indoor environments. They are known for their rapid reproduction and survival in various settings. German cockroaches are attracted to warm, moist environments and are often found in kitchens and bathrooms. They feed on different foods, including crumbs, grease, and soap, and can carry disease-causing bacteria.

Australian Cockroaches are large, reddish-brown cockroaches commonly found in warm, moist environments. They are similar in appearance to the American Cockroach but with a bright yellow stripe along the wings. Australian Cockroaches are often found in outdoor environments but can infest homes and buildings. They feed on various foods, including plants, decaying organic matter, and other insects. Moreover, they carry disease-causing bacteria and trigger allergies and asthma in some people.

American Cockroaches are large, reddish-brown cockroaches commonly found in warm, moist environments such as basements, sewers, and roofs. They are known for their ability to move quickly and their high level of adaptability. American Cockroaches feed on various foods, including organic matter, plants, and human food.

Smoky and brownish, these cockroaches are found in warm regions. They can fly, which they use to find food and a mate. Though these cockroaches are categorised as an outdoor species, they may still enter homes and create a nuisance.

This species is medium in size and shiny black or dark red brown. Found in cool and moist conditions, these cockroaches settle on damp subfloors and drainage systems. Oriental cockroaches can survive in difficult situations as they eat almost anything.

Brown banded Cockroaches are a species of cockroach that is approximately 11-14 mm long and have distinctive light brown bands across their dark brown bodies. They are often found in homes, apartments, and other indoor spaces and are known to infest furniture, electronics, and appliances. They feed on various food sources, including starchy items, sugar, and other organic materials. Unlike some other cockroach species, they do not need moisture to survive and can be found in dry areas such as on top of ceilings and behind picture frames.