Allright, I have found two of these in my house today. I have never spotted a roach before but it is my guess that this is indeed a roach. I have had the windows open due to the awesome weather and I am thinking these just flew in. As far as I know most roaches don't fly but these are definate fliers. On the west coast (Los Angeles) I know the roaches fly and carry switchblades but I didn't think there were flying roaches in the midwest. Can anyone identify this bug with a certainty?
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Identity question for all you ROACH breeders out there.
rujonesin
May 23, 2004 09:24 PM
Replies (4)
beardiedragon
May 23, 2004 09:49 PM
vermin carries all types of nasties bitter taste not a good food source.
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Bennett
Home Of The Florida Orange
www.beardiedragon.com
ALec_B
May 23, 2004 09:55 PM
Just a freindly question but how do you know they tase bitter =)?
beardiedragon
May 23, 2004 10:04 PM
Actually I was told that by a roach breeder. it is their defence mechanism. apparently some lizards will eat them but after the first taste, they are less than enthusiastic.
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Bennett
Home Of The Florida Orange
www.beardiedragon.com
Alec_B
May 24, 2004 04:54 PM
Lol, well, good enough for me
