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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Cockroaches and Termites (Blattodea) » Blattidae

Family Blattidae

Blatta · Eurycotis · Periplaneta

Genus Blatta
What is this? - Blatta orientalis Blatta orientalis - female 6024807 roach - Blatta lateralis Turkestan Cockroach - Blatta lateralis - male Turkestan Cockroach - Blatta lateralis - female Oriental Cockroach - Blatta orientalis - male Blatta orientalis male? - Blatta orientalis - male Is this a roach? - Blatta lateralis

Genus Eurycotis
Florida woods cockroach - Eurycotis floridana Cockroach egg case - Eurycotis floridana Florida Woods Cockroach - Eurycotis floridana Adult - Eurycotis floridana Florida woods roach - Eurycotis floridana Florida woods roach - Eurycotis floridana Florida Woods Cockroach?? - Eurycotis floridana cockroach - large - Eurycotis floridana - female

Genus Periplaneta
Australian Cockroach - Periplaneta australasiae Smokeybrown - Periplaneta fuliginosa What is it? - Periplaneta fuliginosa Periplaneta americana - male Cockroach - Periplaneta fuliginosa NOT a cockroach! - Periplaneta fuliginosa Cockroach like bug with wings - Periplaneta fuliginosa Big Cockroach - Periplaneta americana


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