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American cockroaches are a âperidomestic species.â This means that they generally live outdoors. However, populations can also move indoors and live in human structures. American cockroaches usually live in warm, moist, humid environments but can survive in drier areas if they have access to water. The cockroaches prefer temperatures between 70Â°F and 85Â°F and will not survive if temperatures drop below 15Â°F.
The American cockroach, Periplaneta americana, prefers warm and humid environments, usually with temperatures in excess of 82Â°F. Under the right conditions, they readily live outdoors and are common pests in zoos and animal-rearing facilities. They are also common in sewers, steam tunnels, and masonry storm drains.