Can anyone confirm that these are not German roach nymphs? Google Lens is saying they resemble some type of wood roach or outdoor roach nymph. But I’d like confirmation as I don’t trust the AI lens.
Can anyone confirm that these are not German nymphs? Google Lens is saying they resemble outdoor roach nymphs.
Columbus, GA
Location - Columbus, GA
Can anyone help me identify this roach nymph? Found on glue trap by my front door. We are contacting our management office in the morning to work on replacing weatherstripping. Also currently treating with Alpine WSG and Gentrol IGR every 2-4 weeks.
Is this a German roach nymph? Found dead. Location Columbus, GA.
This was spotted up by my front door (dead) near an attachment for our stroller wagon that has been in the garage untouched for almost a year. Sprayed Alpine WSG 20g and Gentrol IGR to 1 gallon of water just shy of 2 weeks ago in my kitchen, living room and around all my doors/windows. I did spray my front door again last night. I’ve got advion bait set up behind all my appliances (as the kitchen is the ONLY place we have seen any alive and not in over a month). I’ve also got glue traps behind all my appliances and none of them have caught anything.
Hello! Pest control just came out from my housing complex and sprayed for roaches. My concern is all the guy would tell me was it was a pesticide, he couldn’t even tell me if it was repelling. I called the company after he left and found out it was Talstar, she said it isn’t repelling and that roaches shouldn’t notice they are walking in. But my concern is that it is. I have Alpine WSG and Gentrol (just need to get a bottle to spray). What are the next steps I can take? If the roaches start traveling upstairs (so far only sightings in the kitchens) my panic attacks are going to get 10x worse! Please help.
It’s super dark in color and glossy because these were taken right after drenching it in bug spray. I’ve lived here for 2.5 years and haven’t seen anything until the last month or two. Now I’ve currently seen 2 in my house. One in my dishwasher and the other (in the photo) on my kitchen floor when I moved a plastic bag.