Hardly ever seen one in my life.<br /><br />We got flooded downstairs during huge rains a few weeks ago.<br /><br />Pulled up the carpets leaving the concrete slab but there's still a few spots under heavy things that are a bit damp plus water still seeping under the house.<br /><br />I'm guessing cockroaches like the damp or something, combined with our occasionally warmish weather (this is not a great summer).<br /><br />I've found a few cockroaches downstairs in the past week, but they all had accidents and unfortunately aren't with us any more. (I'm naturally assuming that they're a protected species like anything else that's a problem, except politicians.)<br /><br />I don't want any more.<br /><br />They had to come from somewhere.<br /><br />Maybe they're breeding. I hope not because they get to an inch or inch and a half real quick if they only started a couple of weeks ago.<br /><br />Anybody got any ideas on whether they'll disappear when it dries up. Or should I get napalm?
<br /> pesky arsed buggers<br /> yes they like damp and wood. occasionally our woods gets full of them. during hard rains, sometimes they wish to change from their domicile to mine. its a 4 month battle with chemicals to convince them to move back.<br /> best method I know is call in the professional bug zappers.
