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    US Spiropoeus fischeri "Congo Black Millipede and More" and More

    Spiropoeus fischeri "formerly Mardonius parilis acuticonus or MPAs" 4"-7" individuals $200 a piece, $350 a pair and $500 a trio "1 male and 2 females" plus shipping.
  2. cyanide orgy

    cyanide orgy

    like nearly all xystodesmidae, these require softwood in the flake stage of rot to be happy. they will graze on fungi or lichens, but their main food is rotting pine/redwood/spruce/fir wood. i should have hundreds of babies in a few months.
  3. xystocheir brachymacris mating

    xystocheir brachymacris mating

    male millipedes generally have a modified third pair of legs that function as sexual organs, which is why they appear to be 'making out' whilst courting.
  4. Atopetholus californicus

    Atopetholus californicus

    A difficult genus to breed, due to unusual requirements that need to be met for success. Associated with eriogonum and artemesia. medium-sized. Atopetholidae could be referred to as 'desert millipedes' for this reason. other genera in this family include hiltonius and comanchelus.
  5. Xystocheir brachymacris

    Xystocheir brachymacris

    Unlike most members of this genus, species brachymacris has ornate markings and isnt a ghostly pale white. This member of the genus is restricted to the sierras in california and nevada. like the rest of its genus, this species secretes cyanide as a defense.
  6. Paeromopus angusticeps angusticeps (julidae)

    Paeromopus angusticeps angusticeps (julidae)

    Translated, the species epithet means 'narrow-headed' this genus, like many of the julida, seldom consumes rotting wood or leaves, but rather prefer lichens, mushrooms, tender shoots and leaves, and fallen fruit (blackberries, chokecherries, etc).
  7. Jacqueline King

    Temperature Regulation for Various Inverts

    Hey all, summer is ending and I haven't had to put much thought into heating my enclosures, as room temp has been just fine for my avic. metallica, millipedes, vinegaroon, and madagascar hissing roaches. Colder weather is right around the corner and I am anticipating that my home will be a lot...
  8. silveralex

    US Looking for African Giant Millipedes

    Hello, I'm looking to buy one or more African Giant Millipede (A.Gigas). I have one female and would like to buy another one. Thank you!
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