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Termites and Cockroaches

Reticulitermes Subterranean Termite species; workers	Gnathamitermes Long-jawed Desert Termite species	Gnathamitermes Long-jawed Desert Termite species	Parcoblatta pennsylvanica; Pennsylvania Wood Cockroach nymph
Parcoblatta pennsylvanica; Pennsylvania Wood Cockroach; female	Parcoblatta pennsylvanica; Pennsylvania Wood Cockroach; female	Parcoblatta pennsylvanica; Pennsylvania Wood Cockroach; freshly molted male	Parcoblatta pennsylvanica; Pennsylvania Wood Cockroach nymph
Parcoblatta pennsylvanica; Pennsylvania Wood Cockroach; male	Parcoblatta pennsylvanica; Pennsylvania Wood Cockroach; male	Parcoblatta virginica; Wood Cockroach species; male	Parcoblatta virginica; Wood Cockroach species
Cryptocercus punctulatus; Brown-hooded Cockroach	Cryptocercus punctulatus; Brown-hooded Cockroach	Periplaneta americana; American Cockroach; exotic	Periplaneta americana; American Cockroach; exotic
Periplaneta Cockroach species; nymph	Cryptocercus wrighti; Cockroach species	Arenivaga Cockroach species; female	Arenivaga Cockroach species; male
Arenivaga Cockroach species; male	Arenivaga Cockroach species	Parcoblatta Wood Cockroach species nymph	Plectoptera poeyi; Florida Beetle Roach
Parcoblatta notha; Arizona Wood Roach	Blattella vaga; Field Cockroach nymph; exotic	Blattella vaga; Field Cockroach nymph; exotic	Blattella vaga; Field Cockroach; exotic
Ectobius lapponicus; Dusky Cockroach pair; exotic	Ectobius pallidus; Spotted Mediterranean Cockroach; exotic	Rhinotermitidae Subterranean Termite species	Pycnoscelus surinamensis; Surinam Cockroach; exotic
Pycnoscelus surinamensis; Surinam Cockroach; exotic	Parcoblatta fulvescens; Fulvous Wood Cockroach	Reticulitermes flavipes; Eastern Subterranean Termite	Reticulitermes flavipes; Eastern Subterranean Termite
Blattella asahina; Asian Cockroach; exotic	Periplaneta fuliginosa; Smoky Brown Cockroach nymph	Compsodes schwarzi; Schwarz's Hooded Cockroach; male	Compsodes schwarzi; Schwarz's Hooded Cockroach
Compsodes schwarzi; Schwarz's Hooded Cockroach; male	Zootermopsis laticeps; Arizona Dampwood Termite; female	Pseudomops septentrionalis; Pale Bordered Field Cockroach	Capraiellus panzeri; Lesser Cockroach; exotic
Zootermopsis Dampwood Termite species	Zootermopsis Dampwood Termite species; female

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Mark Brown		05-Apr-2016 17:48
Viviane, the "American" Roach is actually a misnomer. Although it is the most frequently seen, it's actually not native to America (hence, exotic by definition), but originated from tropical Africa.

Viviane		05-Apr-2016 05:38
It's strange, the only species called "exotic" here is the American roach, yet it is THE ONLY species I have actually seen in person, because it is a household pest where I live. What's so exotic about probably the biggest pest the world has, if I may ask?

Bryan		26-Feb-2016 06:12
Sorry I forgot to mention the actually URL of my cockroach guide . Your assistance would be very much appreciated! Cheers, Bryan

bryan		26-Feb-2016 06:03
Hi, thanks for the galleries. I have written a complete guide on roaches but I couldn't find some of the relevant images for my article. May I ask if I could use your images on my site for the guide? Here's my site www.depestify.com Any image used will be credited. I look forward to hearing from you soon, thanks! Cheers, Bryan

vipin		22-Nov-2013 07:00
I must say that overall I am really impressed with this blog.It is easy to see that you are impassioned about your writing.

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