Have you ever had problems with roaches or stuff like that where you live? I'm just wondering cause I might choose Australia as a vacation for a prolonged holiday and we just had a little problems with roaches here at home..and man these things disgust me lol. Anyways Ive heard in certain places of the US like the very south or hawaii you have these things everywhere (dunno how true that is though). So I was wondering about Australia because the temperatures are usually pretty high there too. I'm especially wondering about the bigger cities like Brisbane and Sydney...I mean if I see some of these bugs on the street or wherver it wouldnt really bother me but I wouldnt really be able to enjoy my stay if I saw ****roaches every day in the room where I sleep at night...I guess I have somewhat of a ****roach phobia.
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jiza101
Master Don Juan
I think you will find that you won't see one. Aslong as you stay in a CLEAN hotel, you don't see them just walking down the street :crackup: Sydney has some, but only occasionaly in a house you might see one. But yer, aslong as your in a nice hotel you will be fine lol :crackup: :cheer:
Centaurion
Master Don Juan
lol
sydney is overrun by freakig roaches. last summer they were all over the place. if y ou stay at an apartment, just make sure that everything is clean and tidy. our place was a dump, so it turned into a roach palace towards the end of the summer. thank god that i moved out.
sydney is overrun by freakig roaches. last summer they were all over the place. if y ou stay at an apartment, just make sure that everything is clean and tidy. our place was a dump, so it turned into a roach palace towards the end of the summer. thank god that i moved out.
Cheatz
Senior Don Juan
As a general rule of thumb the further north you go the more prone you are to deadly animals and the climate gets hotter. Last time I went to brisbane they were full of bugs, mosquitos especially and cane toads.
don't turn the poor guy off australia.
i've lived in melbourne (2nd biggest city in australia) for 18 years, and sydney (biggest) for 3 years and holiday'd on the goldcoast (50km from brisbane, i think?) for 10 days.
i have never seen a deadly animal except at the zoo. i have never seen any type of scary insect.
sydney/melbourne both have more then 3 million people living here. they aint new york. but they are busy. every dangerous animal/insect is long gone.
brisbane, i don't know the population, but i'd assume well over 2 milion as apparantly its closing in on melbourne as the 2nd biggest city.
unless u go to cairns (steve irwins crocodile zoo is up that way) or alice springs (northern territory, desert type environment) or parts of western australia where its very remote. you should be safe from everything.
beatiful place. don't worry about roaches.
but if you're going to see one it'll be in New South Wales (Sydney)
i've lived in melbourne (2nd biggest city in australia) for 18 years, and sydney (biggest) for 3 years and holiday'd on the goldcoast (50km from brisbane, i think?) for 10 days.
i have never seen a deadly animal except at the zoo. i have never seen any type of scary insect.
sydney/melbourne both have more then 3 million people living here. they aint new york. but they are busy. every dangerous animal/insect is long gone.
brisbane, i don't know the population, but i'd assume well over 2 milion as apparantly its closing in on melbourne as the 2nd biggest city.
unless u go to cairns (steve irwins crocodile zoo is up that way) or alice springs (northern territory, desert type environment) or parts of western australia where its very remote. you should be safe from everything.
beatiful place. don't worry about roaches.
but if you're going to see one it'll be in New South Wales (Sydney)
Centaurion
Master Don Juan
actually, there are more Black Widows (one of the deadliest spiders in the world) living in Sydney then out in the wild.
thx for the answers. @quest: I havent been turned off. I plan on staying in a city area, anyways (Im not too much into discovering nature, I guess) and as long as it's not common for almost everybody to have to fight an uphill battle against roaches in their house, I guess I'm fine ;-). Ill be staying with my sister whos gonna live there for half a year anyways, so shell be able to tell me whether she got roaches in her house when shes there 
Lost In Translation
Master Don Juan
Hi kids !
my name is STEVE IRWIN
i live in Australia
let me tell you about roaches
THEY LIKE THE DARK
THEY ARE SNEAKY
THEY COME OUT WHEN THE LIGHTS GO OFF
YOU WILL NOT SEE THEM IN BROAD DAYLIGHT RUNNING DOWN THE STREET AND DRAGGING TOURISTS IN ALLEYWAYS TO ROB THEM OF THEIR AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVELLER CHEQUES
melbournre = no roaches
ITS TOO DAMN COLD !
melbourne has MICE but only if they got something to eat
melbourne has little in the way of poisonous insects besides the european wasp
MELBOURNE IS COLD !
ok apart from deserts and $hit
only way your chick is going to have roaches is if the b*tch is dirty
i mean she don't clean house and leaves food around for roaches to eat
in NSW roaches are a problem
roach bait and plug in pest free ( electrical device ) and keep the house clean will send the roaches to your neighbours house
i have had the odd few sneaky roaches
BUT guess what. because i am awake from 12 - 6am i see them come out when the lights are down low
AND I DO A 187 BUG KILL WITH A SHOE !
only freaking daylight pest you will see is in some parts of queensland they have large poisonous ( if eaten ) toads running around in daylight called CANE TOADS
buy a golf club and enjoy a national sport of teeing off with these poisonous reptiles
other than that Australia is not like the books. it is very boring.
think of it like CANADA but no bears or wolves
just keep your baby away from any dingo
YOU WILL LIKE IT HERE
my name is STEVE IRWIN
i live in Australia
let me tell you about roaches
THEY LIKE THE DARK
THEY ARE SNEAKY
THEY COME OUT WHEN THE LIGHTS GO OFF
YOU WILL NOT SEE THEM IN BROAD DAYLIGHT RUNNING DOWN THE STREET AND DRAGGING TOURISTS IN ALLEYWAYS TO ROB THEM OF THEIR AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVELLER CHEQUES
melbournre = no roaches
ITS TOO DAMN COLD !
melbourne has MICE but only if they got something to eat
melbourne has little in the way of poisonous insects besides the european wasp
MELBOURNE IS COLD !
ok apart from deserts and $hit
only way your chick is going to have roaches is if the b*tch is dirty
i mean she don't clean house and leaves food around for roaches to eat
in NSW roaches are a problem
roach bait and plug in pest free ( electrical device ) and keep the house clean will send the roaches to your neighbours house
i have had the odd few sneaky roaches
BUT guess what. because i am awake from 12 - 6am i see them come out when the lights are down low
AND I DO A 187 BUG KILL WITH A SHOE !
only freaking daylight pest you will see is in some parts of queensland they have large poisonous ( if eaten ) toads running around in daylight called CANE TOADS
buy a golf club and enjoy a national sport of teeing off with these poisonous reptiles
other than that Australia is not like the books. it is very boring.
think of it like CANADA but no bears or wolves
just keep your baby away from any dingo
YOU WILL LIKE IT HERE
I live in sydney and there are deadly spiders around like funnel webs and red backs under your house, in the backyard and sometimes even inside, if you live near bushland (as i do) there may also be some snakes around (although quite rare). As for roaches around if you leave food scraps around the place you deserve what you get. I'm still alive after living here all these years so it can't be too bad.