Yep totally agree. We want roaches (in their cage) I had to kill a female roach that I was about to feed to my Cham but I knocked the cup over before it was eaten and the roach went running and I had no choice but to smash it and thankfully I did cuz there was a huge line of eggs inside that came flying out. That would have been really bad if they hatched in my house.
What kind? That's what I love about Dubia. Apparently due to how long it takes for them to mature 4-5 months unless you're house is roach heaven with high temps and readily available food they have slim chances of intruding.
It was a dubia roach, but it was in my garage where I keep it warm for all the crickets and roaches, and I have all the cat food in there and the outside cats live in my garage over the winter and there's plenty of cat food to feast on lol. I don't think that they would have reproduced after the eggs hatched, but still all them roach babies running around wouldn't be good. I still wana see a female dubia "give birth"
It was a dubia roach, but it was in my garage where I keep it warm for all the crickets and roaches, and I have all the cat food in there and the outside cats live in my garage over the winter and there's plenty of cat food to feast on lol. I don't think that they would have reproduced after the eggs hatched, but still all them roach babies running around wouldn't be good. I still wana see a female dubia "give birth"
I've read that a group of roaches is called an intrusion (like a herd of cows or a murder of crows.) I just call them a colony of roaches since I am breeding them and they are not just any old group of dirty roaches.
Yes, you are incorrect. A group of cockroaches is called an intrusion, so it is not correct to say that a group of roaches is called an intrusion because not all roaches are cockroaches.
Yes, you are incorrect. A group of cockroaches is called an intrusion, so it is not correct to say that a group of roaches is called an intrusion because not all roaches are cockroaches.
Ohhh really? I was under the impression that cockroaches were a totally different group, such as dubia and the rest. Well thanks for the clarification!