Smokybrown Cockroach nymph

Typically found outdoors in warm, humid areas such as leaf litter, mulch, tree holes, and crawl spaces; they often enter buildings to seek moisture.

Omnivorous scavengers that feed on organic decaying matter, plant material, and starches.

Nocturnal and highly moisture-dependent; nymphs are often distinguished by white bands on their antennae and bodies, which they lose as they mature.

Potential household pest that can contaminate food and spread bacteria; their droppings and cast skins can trigger allergies or asthma in humans.