How to identify German Cockroach and get rid of them ？

How to identify German Cockroaches ? 

What do German cockroaches look like and where do you see them? Usually found in the kitchen area,

this pest is small, 1/2 inch to 5/8 inch in length, and medium yellowish-brown. German roaches can be distinguished

from other roaches by two dark parallel stripes on the anterior, dorsal portion of the thorax.

It is very important to know which species of cockroach you have since their habits and food preferences vary greatly.

Roaches (cockroaches) are among the most common pests we treat in both our residential pest control and commercial pest control services.

German cockroach features :

Smaller and faster than most species of cockroaches, German Cockroaches reproduce constantly, are adept climbers and have a shorter

lifespan. Because of these traits, this particular species of cockroach has been able to infest indoor environments more successfully.

Signs of Infestation

–Fecal droppings

–Egg casings

–Cockroach odor

–Dead roaches

Habits

–Adult German cockroaches have wings, but they rarely fly, preferring to run

–Though capable of living outdoors, the pest are commonly found indoors

–Generally prefer warmer and more humid areas

–In homes, the pest will typically be found in kitchens and bathrooms

Health Risks of German Cockroaches

First, some good news: German cockroaches aren’t aggressive and don’t bite, nor are they venomous.

However, they are dangerous because of the bacteria and other disease vectors they carry around and can leave behind.

As they crawl through sewers and other filthy places, they can pick up pathogens and allergens and then deposit them when

they go searching for food in your kitchen. Additionally, some people are allergic to cockroaches’ exoskeletons,

which crumble to powder after they shed.

Recommend formulations :

1. Imidacloprid 21%+Beta-cyfluthin 10.5% SC

2. Beta-cyfluthrin 2.45%SC

3. Cyfluthrin 4.5%EW

4. Indoxacarb 0.6% Gel