Cockroach Extermination At Home Or In Work Environment

How Groupe AZ Extermination can help

At Groupe AZ Extermination, our specialists respond quickly and inform you over the course of each step in the elimination of cockroach in your house or at the office.

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Common name: Cockroach Brown Stripe
Latin name: Supella longipalpa

Appearance: About 15 mm in length, much like the German cockroach except that it has two yellow stripes on the wings.

Habits:

Often conceals egg capsules in furniture. Do not depend as much on water as other species.

Nourishment:

Omnivorous, scavenger, eats almost anything.

Reproduction:

The female carries the egg capsule for some time, and then fixed on the bottom or the side of a surface out of harms way. Each capsule contains 18 eggs on average.

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Common name: American cockroach

Latin name: Periplaneta americana

Appearance: From 23 to 32 mm in an adult brown. One of the biggest cockroaches in Quebec.

Habits: Cosmopolitan species found in warm, moist environments.

Nourisment: It attacks all edible products, and glue bindings of books. It also attacks butterflies or other species without shells.

Reproduction: The female carries her egg capsule (9-12 mm) for a few days and then removing under debris.

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Common name: German cockroach

Latin name: Blattella germanica

Appearance: Also called Cockroach, in color from bronze to light brown. It has two parallel dark streaks running from the head and make it to the base of the wings.

Habits: This cockroach is among the most common and widespread in the world. It may be found everywhere, especially in many human habitations. In colder climates, it is found elsewhere than near houses because it has poor resistance to cold.

Nourishment: The German cockroach is an omnivore. It particularly appreciates starch, sugary foods, fats and meat.

Reproduction: Each egg produces a large number of nymphs and the time is very short from birth to sexual maturity. In addition, the mother carries her eggs with her during the development period.