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I think its regarded as being pretty humane. They have a small enough body mass that they freeze quite quickly, and in invertebrates, a reduction in temperature slows down their metabolism until it stops, so is a fairly humane method. They would likely feel very little.
There arent really a lot of options - drowning is slow and painful and crushing them is just horrific. I'm not convinced about Co2 either - it can be used as an anesthetic, but i'm not sure if suffocation in such a manner would be quick or humane.
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there only indian ones and there just laying too many eggs and nobody wants them and there over populating and i only wanna kill the babies and i carnt find the eggs because the tanks too big
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jesus, post em to me!!! my cham loves phasmids.
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You might even be able to kill them in the fridge, ive heard that some tropical inverts are very chill sensitive, such as tailless whip scorpions which die after 1-2 hrs in the fridge. Perhaps your sticks would be similar.
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