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What happens if a dubia roach loses its egg sack?
If a dubia roach loses its egg sack, it will not be able to produce offspring from that particular batch. The loss of the egg sack can lead to stress and potential health issues for the roach, as it may affect its reproductive cycle. However, dubia roaches can reproduce multiple times, so it can still lay future egg sacks if it remains healthy.
How old does a chicken have to be to lay a egg?
about nine ten months.
What does the spermcell roach the egg cell?
COCKROACH
How many roaches can hatch from one egg?
One roach, one egg.
How old are ducks when they lay there first egg?
Mine started laying when they were a few months old.
How will a Australian egg lay an egg?
no egg can lay another egg because they have not been born yet when the egg has hatched and it has grew up then they can lay an egg of there own.
Which stage is the hardest to kill a cock roach?
egg
How old is a kiwi when they lay eggs?
Female kiwi lay their first egg between 3 and 5 years of age.
Where does cockroach lay egg?
If they hide there, they lay the egg there too.
Does chameleon haves babies or lay egg?
lay egg
How do you get a parrot to lay in egg?
It will lay an egg eventually if you put the opposite gender /male a female might lay an egg.
Is it true that if you stand on a cockroach it lays its eggs?
Cockroaches (or shouldn't that be "henroaches"?) do not lay individual eggs. About 20 eggs are massed together in an egg case called an ootheka. If you crush the roach, the egg case may survive because the roach carries it around for a time as it hardens. If you don't crush the ootheka, it may eventually hatch. If the eggs are still inside the roach, they stand little chance of survival because they will rapidly dry out without the protection of the ootheka.
