Blatta Lateralis Egg sacks?

[TheRed]

Hey guys,
I just got some Blatta Lateralis today and found some egg sacks already, and am unsure what to do with them. The guy I bought them from said he puts his in an incubator til they hatch. I don't have an incubator but I have a kritter keeper I could put them in, then put that on an extra UTH I have. Do you think that would work? Should I mist them every once in awhile for humidity?
Thanks,
Eric

 

[thegeckoguy23]

idk about that i always herd roachs give live birth but that is for dubia

 

[TheRed]

Anyone?

 

[T-ReXx]

I just leave them with the adults. You can seperate if you want and keep in a warm, humid environment, but I've always just left egg cases in the bin and my colony is thriving.

 

[TheRed]

Thanks. Do you mist your bins? I'm worried the eggs won't have enough humidity.

 

[T-ReXx]

Thanks. Do you mist your bins? I'm worried the eggs won't have enough humidity.

I keep the water crystal dish over the heat source. This usually creates enough humidity in the closed bin. If it's particularly dry weather I might mist the egg crates once or twice a week, but usually I have no problems with humidity as I only have a small screen section in the lid. Lateralis eggs are pretty hardy, they are roaches after all.

 

[TheRed]

Thanks Ted. I appreciate it!