Cuban Roaches
Active Seasons
Appearance and Size Facts
- Adults are pale green and nymphs are brown or black
- Size: Cuban roaches can grow up to 2 inches in length
- Commonly also referred to as the Green Banana Roach
- Attracted to light and are strong flyers
- Adults live in the canopies of trees, while the nymphs live on the ground below.
- Does not normally invade homes
Behavior and Habitat of Cuban Roaches
Cuban roaches are attracted to light and are strong flyers. This roach does not normally invade homes. The Cuban cockroach, also called the Green Banana cockroach, is usually an outdoor species. They can be found in shrubbery, trees, and plants.
Signs of Infestation of Cuban Roaches
Cuban cockroaches do not breed inside and typically only enter homes when windows and doors are left open.
Tips for Prevention of Cuban Roaches
Keep outside lights off when possible and fine mesh window screens as preventative measures to discourage establishment of the Cuban cockroach.
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