colony Q

[SCF]

I fed it off in increments.

You are definitely on the right track with your suggestions and questions, it's like a puzzle we will never be able to solve, unless we get more info from the OP.

[nirotorin]

Well Maverick is a 100 post member. I'm sure we'll get some answers whenever he gets off work, or whatever.

[Maverick]

haha im 14 and i got a new pic

[Maverick]

No mold and i thought humidity wasn't needed.

[XDragonFrogX]

No mold and i thought humidity wasn't needed.

they need humidity for proper shedding

[demon amphibians]

Ok lets start from the top give me a list of everything you have been feeding them, How long have you had them. Are the ones dying adults that you purchased? What are your temps and humidity? Lack of space will be a problem but from the looks of it for as many roaches as you have that should not be an issue. They will get a lot of light in that enclosure but it wont kill them it will only significantly slow breeding. Do you offer any type of moisture or water such as water crystals or fresh fruit and veggies? I have over 100,000 dubia and the largest reason for deaths in my colony have been high protein foods, lack of moisture, and adults dying of old age.