Discovering baby roaches after an extermination can be frustrating and concerning. You might expect a pest-free home after treatment, but seeing small cockroaches doesn’t necessarily mean the extermination was ineffective. Here are four common reasons why baby roaches appear after extermination and what you should do about it.
Eggs Were Already Laid Before Treatment
Cockroach eggs (oothecae) are highly resilient and can survive many extermination methods. If adult roaches laid eggs before treatment, those eggs may hatch days or weeks later. Since most pesticides target adult roaches, the newly hatched nymphs may still appear after extermination.
Solution: Regularly clean and vacuum areas where roaches were seen, and consider a follow-up treatment to eliminate any remaining pests.
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