Bob & Janet
These are non-native cockroaches. They are popular in our Nature Education Programs as they are big and hiss loudly.
General Facts
- Lifespan: 2 – 5 yrs
- Insect (three body parts, six legs, exoskeleton, two antennae)
- Common pets
- Make a hissing noise when disturbed, to impress a female, or as a sign of aggression towards other males.
- One of the largest species of cockroaches, but lacks wings
- Eats most anything, we feed them fruits, veggies, and dog/cat food
- Give live birth
- Nocturnal
- Baby Madagascar hissing cockroaches are called ‘nymphs’, and they go through seven stages of growth before reaching adulthood.
- Have sticky feet that make them excellent climbers. Their taste buds are also on their feet.