Kenia roaches escaped

[Aestas]

Didnt find a thread and I dont know where else to post this.

Sooo, lately I found some Kenia roaches that escaped inside my flat (Blaberidae sp. Kenia).
All of the dead though.
Now...should I be worried that they might reproduce? (living in Germany, so not the hottest place over the whole year).

 

[Teal]

If they were all dead, I would assume they fell victim to pesticides? Does your flat spray for bugs?

 

[lazarus]

I'm not familiar with this species of roaches but usually the species used as feeders have a low chance of infesting a typical household. They can reproduce in an apartment but in order to survive long term and establish a colony they need a source of water and plenty of food.

You could set some glue traps and see if you catch anything in them.

 

[Chris LXXIX]

Ah c'mon, and who cares, who cares... those aren't even "life problems", to begin with. Mark my Italian words.

Anyway, if those 'Papillon' roaches manage to breed or whatever (for some absurd reason) or eventually (God forbid) those will turn into a huge 'Alien style' colony, send those African-German roaches to my German mistress and incomparable lover: her name is Angela Dorothea Kasner, she will fix everything. Everything

 

[Aestas]

If they were all dead, I would assume they fell victim to pesticides? Does your flat spray for bugs?

no. no pesticides. or else my other critters would be dead too

 

[pannaking22]

They require a decent amount of humidity, so a flat would be way too dry for them. I wouldn't worry about them reproducing and becoming established.