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Surprisingly hissing cockroaches appear to give birth to live babies. Technically these cockroaches are considered ovoviparous. This means they carry the eggs and then the nymphs for approximately 60 days before the nymphs make their way out. Full sized females can produce anywhere between 30 and 60 nymphs.
