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The American cockroach (Periplaneta Americana) is the largest common cockroach in the United States, often called the water bug.
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They are pretty roaches, with red head shields, yellow markings on the border of the pronotum, and wings with orange coloration on the face and antennae.
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They (Pycnoscelus Surinamensis) are common plant pests, found in tropical and subtropical environments.
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They (Periplaneta Fuliginosa) are closely related to the American cockroach but are distinguished by the dark brown to mahogany coloration.
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The male Boll’s sandroach has a color variation between them with a broad pale cephalic margin on the pronotum. They can be black to brown with a rounded pronotum.
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The banana cockroach (Panchlora Nivea), also known as the Cuban or green cockroach is a small species, which is found in tropical and subtropical climates.
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German roaches are small, usually growing to no more than 1.6cm in length. They vary from tan to black with two dark parallel streaks on the pronotum.
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The Turkestan cockroach is also known as the rusty red cockroach and is an outdoor cockroach. They grow to around 3cm in length.
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Australian cockroaches are common tropical roaches that grow to 35mm in body length. These brown roaches have a pale lateral stripe and a pale or yellow margin n the pronotum.
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The field cockroach is a winged roach that can fly. They can grow to 12mm in body length and have dark stripes on the pronotum and tan to light brown overall coloration.