Pycnoscelus surinamensis
Surinam Cockroach
A burrowing, glossy brown cockroach that thrives in warm, moist soil and reproduces without mating through parthenogenesis.
Pycnoscelus surinamensis
A burrowing, glossy brown cockroach that thrives in warm, moist soil and reproduces without mating through parthenogenesis.
Follow this species across the habitats where it currently appears in the miniBIOTA biosphere.
Documented food-web, habitat, competition, nutrient, behavior, and risk relationships for this species.
Relationship Layer
Surinam Cockroaches are represented as leaf-litter detritivores in the Mangrove Forest ground layer.
Ecological event 61 documents baby Surinam Cockroaches in the Mangrove Forest; the feeding row is profile-backed detritivore ecology.