German cockroaches — the small, tan roaches you might spot scurrying in your kitchen — are among the hardest pests to keep at bay. Their ability to slip through tiny cracks, hide in obscure spots, and produce egg cases housing 30–50 nymphs makes early prevention your strongest defense.
Compared to larger species like American or smokybrown roaches, German cockroaches are especially elusive and fast. Seeing a few big roaches at night is unsettling, but flipping on the light to find dozens of these little invaders darting away — that’s a nightmare no homeowner wants.
[Read more…]