German cockroaches
German Cockroach Control in Lauderhill
UF/IFAS describes the German cockroach as the species that typically plagues multifamily dwellings. Adults are small, roughly half an inch, marked by a pair of dark stripes running down the shield behind the head. They cannot survive away from people, and a UF entomologist notes they are always brought into a building by someone, in boxes, backpacks or purses. An egg case carries 30 to 40 eggs, and UF puts the full life cycle at roughly 100 days, which explains how fast a small problem grows. Sanitation, sealed cracks and sticky traps for monitoring do more than spraying alone.








