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Seeing baby cockroaches after extermination can be frustrating, but it’s not uncommon. Here are four reasons why you might still notice them:
Hidden Egg Cases (Ootheca) Hatched
Cockroach eggs are protected inside a hard shell (ootheca), which can survive pesticides.
If the extermination method didn’t target eggs, they may have hatched after treatment.
This is why follow-up treatments are often necessary.
Surviving Roaches Were Not Fully Exposed to the Treatment
Some cockroaches hide in deep cracks, walls, or appliances where the pesticide didn’t reach.
If they weren’t fully exposed, they may still emerge later.
This is why multiple treatments or baits are needed to kill the remaining roaches.