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On average, a female bed bug with access to regular meals will lay anywhere from 200 to 250 eggs during her lifetime. Because mating causes scarring, a female that has mated multiple times during a short period will lay fewer eggs than a female who has had time to recover from the reproduction process.
Then, after five moltings they are mature within one month. After a week of a female laying about twenty eggs and those ânymphsâ reproducing, in just a few weeks one female bed bug will be responsible for laying almost two hundred eggs. So, the fact of the matter is that yes Bed bugs do spread very fast.