Palmetto bug infestations can occur in the home if you live in warmer climates or in the fall when the temperature outside drops. As with most roaches, palmetto bugs are more active at night and will lurk in dark, damp places. Outside the house, larger groups of palmetto bugs can be fo...
The palmetto bug prefers to set up colonies in moist, humid areas. They love marshy soil and tropical areas. If you are attempting to eradicate palmetto bugs from your interior spaces, you should address areas in your home where they will find the best conditions. These include: Under sinks ...
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Differences Between Roaches vs. Palmetto Bugs What Is a Palmetto Bug? The term "palmetto bug" is a general name commonly used to refer to several species ofcockroachesin the southern U.S. and even some beetles. Other cockroach names are "waterbug" or "Croton bug." Unfortunately, these name...
Palmetto Bugs: Looks like a cockroach, these guys are “regulars” to the southeast and are most visible after rain or during a damp day. You will encounter one of these guys while visiting the Lowcountry. Loggerhead Turtles: Lights are not permitted on or near the beach evenings from May...