Blaberus craniifer die after last molting: Help!

That for sure is better :D !

You know, it isn't only living bacteria which could cause troubles but also their metabolites which don't degrade upon freezing a few days.

 
Pharma said:
That for sure is better :D !You know, it isn't only living bacteria which could cause troubles but also their metabolites which don't degrade upon freezing a few days.
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i didnt know it took alot longer to kill and/or weaken bacteria from roaches that needed the heat for the bacteria to thrive.. how long would they need to be frozen to be safe (not that i cant just compost them, and feed fresh, i just thought i might get some use out of them hopefully)?

oddly my dry bin has alot more dead ones when i cleaned, than the somewhat damp one in areas, so im wondering if they are drying out to much now as they did well, when in all moistened bins. im keeping the nymphs except the tiny ones i dont want to bother trying to catch all, and letting them grow out till they are ready to turn ooths (how long from molting to adult if mated right away does it take for the time to turn the ooths to need the soil to be comfy and decrease abortion?. oddly i had one female giganteus just die after i put them all back into their tank after cleaning up, as it just seized and or cunvulsed, and started running around and died on its side (yes side, as it wedged itself in that position).

 
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