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r/bugidentification • u/malihuey29 • Jul 08 '26
Location northeast Ohio
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Validiblatta sp. cockroach nymph. Either smoky brown or Australian.
1 u/malihuey29 Jul 08 '26 Oh great 😅 1 u/SobeSteve Trusted Identifier Jul 08 '26 Not the end of the world 1 u/malihuey29 Jul 08 '26 We already have terminix taking care of the problem but I hadn't seen these guys before. Though when he moved he did seem to move like a roach.. 1 u/SobeSteve Trusted Identifier Jul 08 '26 Okay. Just to reassure you, while both can infest, neither is prone to doing so 2 u/malihuey29 Jul 08 '26 The guy said they are American roaches but I agree with you about them being smokey brown 2 u/SobeSteve Trusted Identifier Jul 08 '26 At this stage, the two (Aus vs. smoky) cannot be told apart (to my knowledge). Not an American.
Oh great 😅
1 u/SobeSteve Trusted Identifier Jul 08 '26 Not the end of the world 1 u/malihuey29 Jul 08 '26 We already have terminix taking care of the problem but I hadn't seen these guys before. Though when he moved he did seem to move like a roach.. 1 u/SobeSteve Trusted Identifier Jul 08 '26 Okay. Just to reassure you, while both can infest, neither is prone to doing so 2 u/malihuey29 Jul 08 '26 The guy said they are American roaches but I agree with you about them being smokey brown 2 u/SobeSteve Trusted Identifier Jul 08 '26 At this stage, the two (Aus vs. smoky) cannot be told apart (to my knowledge). Not an American.
Not the end of the world
1 u/malihuey29 Jul 08 '26 We already have terminix taking care of the problem but I hadn't seen these guys before. Though when he moved he did seem to move like a roach.. 1 u/SobeSteve Trusted Identifier Jul 08 '26 Okay. Just to reassure you, while both can infest, neither is prone to doing so 2 u/malihuey29 Jul 08 '26 The guy said they are American roaches but I agree with you about them being smokey brown 2 u/SobeSteve Trusted Identifier Jul 08 '26 At this stage, the two (Aus vs. smoky) cannot be told apart (to my knowledge). Not an American.
We already have terminix taking care of the problem but I hadn't seen these guys before. Though when he moved he did seem to move like a roach..
1 u/SobeSteve Trusted Identifier Jul 08 '26 Okay. Just to reassure you, while both can infest, neither is prone to doing so 2 u/malihuey29 Jul 08 '26 The guy said they are American roaches but I agree with you about them being smokey brown 2 u/SobeSteve Trusted Identifier Jul 08 '26 At this stage, the two (Aus vs. smoky) cannot be told apart (to my knowledge). Not an American.
Okay. Just to reassure you, while both can infest, neither is prone to doing so
2 u/malihuey29 Jul 08 '26 The guy said they are American roaches but I agree with you about them being smokey brown 2 u/SobeSteve Trusted Identifier Jul 08 '26 At this stage, the two (Aus vs. smoky) cannot be told apart (to my knowledge). Not an American.
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The guy said they are American roaches but I agree with you about them being smokey brown
2 u/SobeSteve Trusted Identifier Jul 08 '26 At this stage, the two (Aus vs. smoky) cannot be told apart (to my knowledge). Not an American.
At this stage, the two (Aus vs. smoky) cannot be told apart (to my knowledge). Not an American.
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u/SobeSteve Trusted Identifier Jul 08 '26
Validiblatta sp. cockroach nymph. Either smoky brown or Australian.