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No, unfortunately one of the side effects of being dead means that they may not reproduce. This means any couples with a Living Undead will need to adopt.

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Insects have widely varying means of reproduction, which depends mainly on temperature and humidity. The German cockroach has a reproduction cycle from egg to adult lasting six weeks to several months. Many fly species can breed a new generation in as little as two weeks, and under favourable conditions one female can produce several hundred offspring in a domestic environment.

You seem to have everything in order but do not mention the age of the above. Also I would recommend (personally) to use all kalk only...for make up water It seems strange to me that the snails are dying. IME some snails can be fairly delicate however over a reasonably short period of time 1 year + they should begin to reproduce in your tank. Then you end up with a much hardier snail.Typically the I have your book and have been changing water one week then the next.

Worms are hermaphrodites meaning they have both male & female parts. It still takes 2 worms to mate, both worms produce a cocoon. Each cocoon or egg contains up to 20 babies (average 5 or 6).