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Recently I posted about my adult death heads dying for no reason and some said, maybe protein, others(me) said maybe hydration. Well I noticed yesterday that there was this "thing" in there that looked like a superworm but with no head or legs and there was one dead death head. Then today I noticed one of those "things" coming out of the end of a roach and the roach was near death. I am not sure what these things are but I do think this is the problem. Any ideas?
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1.0 Picasso panther chameleon (Pablo)
2.1 Rhampholean Brevicaudatus
0.1 Bearder Dragons (Mic Dundee)
1.1 Red-eyed tree frogs
1.0 African side-necked mud turtle (Wrinkles Jr.)
0.1 Fire bellied toads
Emperor Scorpion (not sexed)

Justin,

just a guess but could it be an egg sac? I was trying to find a pic to post for comparison but haven't yet. They lay their eggs in a sac (like mantids do) and some look like headless and legless yellowish worms b/c they have segments. I could be wrong, but can't imagine what else it can be. I am sure they have parasites (usually wasps) that will attack them but I think most lay their eggs in the roach egg sac and wouldn't survive to adulthood. So that's the amateur entomologist's thinking...

lele
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0.1 veiled - Luna
0.2 green anoles Jaida & Jetta
0.1 brown anole - Jamaica
0.2 house geckos - Gaia & Tia
0.2 felines - Kyndra and Líta

Here are a few pix on Google. The color, etc. will vary depending on species.

lele
roach egg sac

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0.1 veiled - Luna
0.2 green anoles Jaida & Jetta
0.1 brown anole - Jamaica
0.2 house geckos - Gaia & Tia
0.2 felines - Kyndra and Líta