How to tell when an adult dubia roach is dead?

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Monotov

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I've got a couple Dubia roaches that are very stiff with her legs all tucked in and appear to be very dead. However I've read that a lot of Dubia Roaches can look like they're dead when they are really not and people will throw away a perfectly alive roach.

How can I tell if they are dead or not?
 

Monotov

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Okay thanks. I appreciate the help, I just didn't want to flush a perfectly good dubia!
 
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