Cockroaches

Nymph, wriggler, tumbler, larva, flapper. See the Related Link below.

not more than a few seconds... PLEASE DONT TEST IT OUT ON ANY MOUSE OR ANIMAL

No, When you squash a cocroach it can't go anywhere so they can't spread their eggs, however if you do not smash the egg sack on the back of the bug, these eggs can be tranfered on the bottom of your shoe and be left in places unnoticed to hatch at a later date.

you can't.

it's super duper hot.

Guava leaves and guava tree extract can be used as effective cockroach repellent. Roaches are initially attracted to the leaves but when they eat them, the leaves have a chemical inside them that can disrupt breeding cycles.

a metamorphosis

yes they can, if you have symptons such as ear itching

if they get inside your ear , they lay upto 3000 eggs in a matter of days

if you think this is happening to you;

1.pour onion gravy into your ear for 3 days, every 4 hours.

2.leave it for 3 days.

3.if you still find it itches, keep repeating the process.

sadly it was too late for my nan, she had already died from it:(

goodluck!

Bait them with larvae lur in voids or on ext, and determine where nest is which may be in an attic or under the bathtub, etc. and then you can dry it out if needed and bait or space treat it whichever is appropriate followed by a suitable dust depending on where.

Yes, cockroaches do have a hard outer shell to protect their abdomen. The shell itself is made of a material called chitin.

It will most likely be killed in your stomach, i dont think a roach can survive all the contractions of the stomach muscles, plus the gastric acid.

Roaches in general are oviparous, which means the babies grow in eggs outside the mother's body. From conception to adulthood takes from between eight to 15 months for the average roach.

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Hint-its hideous!

The anal region of the cockroach is used to secrete digested materials. This area is very small and hard to see with the human eye.

Frankly, Yes. Frankly, Yes.

The cockroach nymph uses it feelers to find its way in the dark. It also uses them to locate food sources.

A caterpillar has more than six legs while a cockroach nymph has six legs

Insects are all multicellular.

If you are a renter the lanlord is resposible to exterminate premises under health and human services act unless stated other wise in your lease but 99.9999%of the time the owner is responsible for the place to be free of pest and rodents It depends on the laws where you live, but normally, a landlord is resonsible for pest extermination. Check your lease to see if it is mentioned. Notify the landlord in writing of the problem. If the problem continues, you may be able to call an exterminator and deduct the cost from your next rent payment. But check the law first, call legal aid or your state's health and human services dept. to see if they have someone who can explain tenant rights.

The Monarch butterfly in late October , the population east of the Rocky Mountains migrates to the sanctuaries of the Mariposa Monarca Biosphere Reserve within the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt pine-oak forests in the Mexican states of Michoacán and Mexico . The western population overwinters in various coastal sites in central and southern California , United States , notably in Pacific Grove , Santa Cruz, and Grover Beach .

yes

Sanitation would help, clean areas with grease and food debris. Eliminate water source(moisture), bait with approved roach bait killer Maxforce Roach Bait( ask pest control company). Dust voids with dust bait such as avert dry flowable.

Growing up and living in farn areas, we had bed bugs and my family being poor burned sulphur (not candles) straight plain sulphur and it killed the bed bugs and all other insets. Once the sulphur is burned and flies tried to swarmed into the house they dropped dead. Then we had to sweep up the dead flies!! HaHa. Sulphur works.

You don't actually call it anything it just goes anywhere sanitary

Cockroaches have spiracles on the underside of their abdomen which draw in air which is then distributed to the the small adjacent chamber called the atrium. Stigmata bears limit the entry of dust into the tracheal system.

The air then moves out of the atrium to the connecting trachea which carry the air directly to the cells fro gas exchange to occur

They taste like sweet tarts! litterally