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Update on the mini naturalistic vivarium for my Avic. versicolor sling. It looks a lot better in real life. idk why my camera likes to focus on the plastic when I try to take a side picture.

Betta cup enclosure for A. versicolor sling. The bottom moss is (I think) Thuidium delicatulum. The moss on the bark is some random tropical moss from my crested gecko vivarium.

Holy crap sTop the top enclosure is amazing! What's the species?

The total length of the sling from head to tip of abdomen is around 3/4 of an inch. The enclosure is filled halfway up with the coir and vermiculite mixture I used for the millipede. The T climbing plastic assumption was more of an experience thing. One day I was too busy and forgot to cover the...

so mesh isn't ideal? I guess I'll have to use something else then. I lost the lid a long time ago. lol

well maybe the adults could but I have seen my little guy try to climb the enclosure once because he got scared by a dubia roach and he couldn't climb it. I'll cover it with mesh just in case then.

not my B smithii apparently. idk though so I'll wait until it decides to climb out of its cup. I have that in an open betta container without problems.

Hello people! I'm a senior in high school who has wanted to get into the hobby for ages and finally took the plunge two months ago. As my name suggests, I mainly care for orchids and have been ever since I was six (over 100 different species along with freshwater planted aquariums and two...

Don't worry the plants should do fine. Parlor palm and pothos are jokes compared to the 100 orchids I care for :p.

ok i think the pictures should work now. I did some thorough searching and think that this is a Sonoran Desert Millipede. Not exactly great for a habitat set up for a more humid liking terrestrial species. Now that I think of it though, this could mean that this guy could tolerate more extreme...

I think millipedes are the most adorable of the bugs out there (next to jumping spiders) and they aren't usually available in my area. My local reptile store got some in the other day and I decided to try one. They were labeled as merely "banded millipedes" but they don't look like any sort of...