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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.
Gestation and Maturation. These creatures, which feed on human hosts as they sleep, lay plenty of eggs. A single female can lay up to a dozen eggs every day. The eggs take one to two weeks to hatch, at which point the young bed bugs, called nymphs, can immediately begin feeding. That does not, however, mean they can immediately begin breeding. Under ideal conditions, bedbugs reach adulthood in about 37 days.