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Any ways to check if they have passed away or how to keep it pleasle help me
 
I think they had died they are not moving now after all night though the feet was like moving so i thought it may be ok but not a thing now
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just lying flat on the paper towels. anyway to check if they are still alive or what
 
When you say "they" do you mean that more than one has died?

Rigor mortis sets in fairly quickly in small amphibians. When you see signs of stiffness you can be quite sure it's dead.
 
Yep two live and happy one day next not moving or anything
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thank you
 
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