i think water actually stimulates the growth of the
roaches.

rachel

--- Kajal Ghoshroy <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Our live animal cages are infested with roaches (the
> smaller species of
> roaches). It seems they are breeding in the wooden
> part of the cages.  We do
> not want to harm the animals. We have reptiles,
> amphibians and arthropods,
> mostly.  Can anyone suggest a cure. Washing the
> cages thoroughly with water
> has not helped.
>
>
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