Hello fellow pest warriors, I've been battling a persistent German ****roach infestation and got curious about the ****roach life cycle stages to better target them at different phases - from what I've learned, the entire process goes from ****roach egg case or ootheca requiring roughly a month to hatch, then through several ****roach nymph stages where they cast skin about 5-6 times over 6-8 weeks before reaching the adult stage, and knowing these ****roach development stages has made a difference because you can concentrate treatment during the ****roach molting stages when they're most vulnerable, plus understanding that ****roach eggs hatching happens in waves shows why treatments need several rounds spaced according to their reproduction cycle - has anyone else found improvement by coordinating pest control around these ****roach arthropod growth patterns (eetest.souzouzone.net) periods?