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I do too, but I've been getting such mixed results. You and a few others say female, a couple other people are saying male. I was sure it was female until I compared it to the "Sexing for Dummies" thread and it looks like it's almost in between. I don't know what to think anymore.

Roughly 3 inch DLS

Roughly 3 inch DLS

Roughly 3 inch DLS

Every time I look into the enclosure they're going at it. Nonstop. Half the time they don't even end up mating but they try anyway.

Well you could always leave the lid on for a few days and see how the temperatures change. With that being said I'd be surprised if it'll get much hotter than it would overnight. On top of all that: Buy a thermostat. If you're using a heat pad having a thermostat for it is a good idea. You can...

The Spidershoppe (UK) is listing them and claiming that they can get larger than S. gigantea: "These are thought to be an giant Island species evolved on an island with no predators and grow massive. They are the biggest Centipedes we have ever seen, not even any of the Peruvian species like...

Thanks for the pointers. The lid is about as secure as I'm going to be able to get it. It's got plastic around the edges with a metal screen in the middle that's inaccessible to the centipede. The lid also locks down in four separate places. I made the mistake of measuring before tamping the...

Like the title says, I'm looking into getting a giant centipede. Particularly Scolopendra Subspinipes. I'll be at a local reptile show on the 14th so I guess I'm limited to whatever they have available (assuming it will work with the enclosure and it's within my budget) so it could vary but...

I've used those before and they're great. But one thing to keep in mind is to use the "Flush-Lid" ones instead of the ones you linked. I'm sure they'd work fine either way but the flush-lid ones makes it so much easier to open the lid without destroying webs and allowing escape routes. The...

Like the title says, I'm looking into getting a giant centipede. Particularly Scolopendra Subspinipes. I'll be at a local reptile show on the 14th so I guess I'm limited to whatever they have available (assuming it will work with the enclosure and it's within my budget) so it could vary but...

Hey guys, I'm new to AB but I've been an active invert keeper my entire life. I currently keep scorpions, true spiders, roaches, mantids, reptiles (I know they have spines, but they're in a similar category), and tarantulas. My main focus is on tarantulas but I'm always looking for something...

Somebody saw this picture and mentioned I looked like a Russian assassin named "The Bearded Ghost", hence the username. Here's me when I had significantly more facial hair.