Dead head cockroach (Latin name: Blaberus craniifer) is native to Central America, Mexico, Florida , with an adult body length of 4 to 5.5 cm, is a very popular and common pet cockroach Variety. There is a dead head on the front of the chest, and some places say a skull pattern. Both males and females have wings but cannot fly or climb smooth objects.

Chinese name: Deaths head roach

English name: Deaths head roach

Latin name: Blaberus craniifer

Geographical distribution: Central America , Mexico, Florida

Reproduction: oviparous, very fast reproduction. All are mainly used for feeding scorpions and lizards etc.

Habits: Wingless in juveniles, winged but unable to fly as adults, unable to climb smooth objects.

Habits: Wingless as a juvenile, winged but unable to fly as an adult, unable to climb smooth objects