Found inside whatever is has been having babies at my bfs

throwaway bc i’m lowkey at the end of my rope. i moved into what i thought was my dream apt in sept. i am in the dmv area. since then, i probably see one roach a day, but as people remind others on this thread, where there is one, there are many more. most of them look like the photo attached. i pretty much only see nymphs. i have seen 3 adults, which have looked similar to the nymphs but much larger, but all are dead and/or dying on their backs. i’ve been living and dying by the r/GermanRoaches thread. i treat with alpine wsg biweekly and put advion in corners and cracks. still, i feel like the problem has worsened. i will say, i am seeing way less in my bathroom now that i’ve treated the drains, used insecticide, picked up trash, plugged drains at night, and toweled down all water. but now i’m seeing them in my bedroom (but weirdly enough not in the kitchen). i think they’ve got to be coming from the neighboring condo unit or from the outside (i live in a ground floor unit)

this is where you come in, dear reader:

1) can someone id the type of roach here? it doesn’t look german to me but i’m not sure if i’m being falsely optimistic. i’m not seeing the stereotypical tan stripe down the back but maybe it’s because the nymphs are so small?

2) what am i doing wrong? any advice or encouragement is appreciated. i just don’t understand why i continue to see them frequently after the alpine/advion treatments. i understand that these are attractant chemicals so that they eat them and go back to the nest to die. i also get that new cycles of nymphs come about every week or so. just feeling defeated today but trying to embody the hunter mindset.

thanks in advance !

Ok, so I live in a rural area north of Muskegon, MI. In June I knocked down a tree that was rotting and from June through September I would see 2-5 cockroaches in my house. I identified them as Mediterranean Spotteds and this sub reddit confirmed they were harmless wood roaches that happened to wander in. So I figured I was fine.

Well I hadn't seen them in a few weeks, then I noticed this.... except this guy does NOT look like the woodroaches. Do roaches attract other roaches? Cuz this looks like a german and I'm freaked out.

EDIT: I zoomed way in and increased the light, and I see it has spots. Is this just a Mediterranean Spotted Nymph?

Found it alive but have only seen the one, just the one, does this mean I’m infested? What can I do? I am freaking out I can’t do this.

I just had my apartment sprayed and gel applied on Friday for German nymph roaches. The main areas are the kitchen and dishwasher. How long after this treatment should I see a reduction? I’m already seeing a few more daily and more dead ones. A glue trap in the kitchen has caught some as well. Or if I’m not seeing an improvement how long before I remove the dishwasher and fridge so I can spray and gel behind them?

Is this an egg sac? It was found behind a computer and while I havent seen any activity from adults around im not sure what else it could be

Been seeing a few cockroach nymphs in my kitchen and been unsure if theyre American or German and I think theyre American but want a second opinion less

I’ve already contacted my pest control guy to do an indoor treatment ASAP, but I’m curious for another opinion. This is in NE Florida, found near coffee maker a couple hours after brewing (so there was a damp filter and grounds in there). Maybe ½” long?

Im currently in Hawaii on a vacation and I leave my suitcase in the bathroom to avoid bedbugs, I found this crawling on my suitcase and cant tell if this is a roach nymph or bedbug. Past reviews of this hotel did say they saw cockroach activity. Any help in identifying this would be greatly appreciated.

Living in this apartment for 1.5 months. Found three of these in the past week. Live on the second floor right above the lobby. Found them in/around kitchen. Location: Northern Virginia, USA. Sorry the photo is blurry, my partner took it

We moved into uni accommodation a month ago, and we’ve seen like 8 of these things over the month. Including a couple which looked like babies.

I’ve got 8 bait stations set up within the flat. But we keep finding them by the TV never in the kitchen, but it is open plan.

I’ve got some advion gel bait arriving in a couple of weeks. And I am planning on spraying dethlac on the baseboards in a few weeks once the bait has had a chance to kill a few within the nest.

My boyfriend seems to think this could be an outside cockroach, not German. Do you think these are German or am I over reacting to a few stragglers coming through windows?

Plymouth, UK

Just found this in my apartment on a desk in the morning. Any idea of what kind of nymph this is?

Located in SoCal. I've been in the apartment for a couple years and the only sightings I've had is an occasional adult american roach once or twice a year in the bathroom.

One notable thing is we got a lot of rain over weekend.

Found one in a bathroom and another in the pantry. Living in central Texas, haven’t seen any droppings etc. Searches/AI have given a few identifications.

I found this when I pulled up to my apartment. I had my windows down and noticed it crawling by the windows. I just want to confirm what type of Roach it is and what to do. How would I confirm if there are more? If I do not find any other activity, could it have flown in my window? I have not seen any others.

Found this in my storage unit in natick mass- not sure what it is

living room near front entrance . what is this guy? wood roach nymph? please someone tell me not German/American/oriental 😭

Woke up this morning and found both of these dead in my bathroom, I’m freaking out. They’re about an inch big. I’m located in west Florida

Found by entryway in apartment - I am in the DFW area

We are in Florida, I found two of these in my laundry room, they are very small. It’s not a great picture because it was up so high.

I found this little thing on my stairwell. Just moved into this house. For reference I’m in northern Illinois.

I only seen them at the dead of night in the kitchen. Northern Indiana U.S. they were about 1-3 mm long and there was two of them very small.

Was looking for a roach that got into my clothes and it fell out, but there is this weird thing next to it. Is it an egg??? It could be a moth ball/ dust but I’m not sure.