Sharing Your Home With Unwanted Guests?

Information About Ticks and The Facts you Need to Know About Them

06/29/2011

Our beautiful and picturesque Florida lifestyle brings more families to our homes than you think. A largely somewhat diverse family who seeks to live with you inside of your home are our famous Florida roaches.

Oh- Yes! Those Florida roaches come by the hundreds into your home as unwanted guests, and can leave anywhere between 10 to 48 eggs each, depending what type of Florida roach it is – leaving it there to mature and grow within the spaces and comfort of your walls, inside your kitchen cabinets or to run around under your foot for when you walk barefoot. It sort of makes you wonder just what exactly grows and crawls within your home, doesn’t it? And besides, who doesn’t mind an occasional Florida roach leaving behind their excrement on the dining table now and then with it’s arousing odor which does nothing more but attract more unpleasant unwanted house guests.

Florida roaches are pretty much categorized into three different family packs: The American Roach, which is not only one of the most common of the Florida roaches, but it is also the largest in size sometimes even up to 2 inches long. But don’t blame them alone just yet, they usually share residences - - well besides with their human family – with their not so far off cousins of the Australian Roaches and the Brown Roaches (don’t let their names fool you, these are also very common Florida roaches, except they got to have a more exotic name).

Now, let’s talk about their family household. Between the three types of Florida roaches here mentioned alone, you can find hundreds and hundreds of eggs, that then hatch into nymphs (a Florida roach kid-teenager), and then grow into adults.

The nymphs shed their skin several times before officially becoming the Florida roach adult as we tend to know them, and just like our human kids and teenagers, they pretty much just leave their decaying and bacteria spreading skin layer right on the floor just where they took it off.

Now, do remember that Florida roaches are usually nocturnal creatures that we mere humans only see maybe one once in a while running across a hallway or from one pantry into another. Yet their cities and metropolitans are being infested and lived in within your homes walls.

Only professionals can spot these Florida roaches and their communities within your family’s home and help you keep them out of your home. Suncoast Pest Control is the best way to combat with your unwanted guests with a thorough inspection from wall-to-wall.

SunCoast Pest Control: we can help you get rid of unwanted Florida roaches, and all you really have to worry about your human teenagers!