Identify Your Pest
American Cockroach
The American cockroach can be recognized by its reddish-brown color and yellowish figure-eight pattern on the back of its head.
Asian
Closely resembling the German cockroach, the Asian cockroach is small in length and has a light brown coloration with two parallel dark stripes running down its back.
Brown-Branded
The light brown bands across its wings and abdomen give the Brown-Banded cockroach its name.
German
The German cockroach is one of the most common and troublesome species, due to their resistance to many common pesticides.
Turkistan
A relatively recent invader in the United States, the Turkistan cockroach is often mistaken for the American cockroach due to its similar appearance.
American Cockroach
The American cockroach can be recognized by its reddish-brown color and yellowish figure-eight pattern on the back of its head.
Asian
Closely resembling the German cockroach, the Asian cockroach is small in length and has a light brown coloration with two parallel dark stripes running down its back.
Brown-Branded
The light brown bands across its wings and abdomen give the Brown-Banded cockroach its name.
German
The German cockroach is one of the most common and troublesome species, due to their resistance to many common pesticides.
Turkistan
A relatively recent invader in the United States, the Turkistan cockroach is often mistaken for the American cockroach due to its similar appearance.