German Cockroach Nymph

Indoor environments, particularly kitchens and bathrooms where they have access to water and warmth.

Omnivorous scavengers; they eat almost anything, including food crumbs, grease, glue, and soap.

Nymphs are wingless and have a distinct dark stripe down their backs. They are primarily nocturnal and hide in tight cracks and crevices during the day.

They are major pests that can contaminate food, spread bacterial pathogens like Salmonella, and trigger allergies or asthma in humans. They offer no significant ecosystem benefits in indoor settings.