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He pushed it too hard and far out hence gave it prolapse, it's detrimental to the animal because it'll dry up and get infected.

Yes dark form.

Will do, planning to make another thread on the plings when they are either 6 or 7th instar.

Plings were being fed 2-3 times a week large meals being kept at 78-85 degrees till 3rd instar where I fed twice a week but bigger meals now. Plings are now 4th instar measuring on average at 3 inches body length where as they started out at 1 inch body length. What's interesting is that some...

S. galapagoensis was paired in the month of July ( forgot to document when it was exactly) , 1st attempt of pairing was in June 24th 2020 where the male was trying to coax to the female into breeding but being short on time and after 2 hours where the female didn't show signs of interest I...

It depends on the brand used but for one of the brands Aqua Soil Amazonia, the base material is black soil which is rich in nitrogen and organic materials but doesn't exactly give much of what's exactly in the product when I was searching the ingredients used. Another brand Fluval Stratum...

Aquarium soil is very expensive in the US which is why most keepers don't use it in the states. I definitely want to try it out in future whenever I have the opportunity but I would imagine it provides good airflow and drainage in the substrate as it's very coarse along holds moisture well but I...

Here's my problem, you have asked the same question more than 4 times ( seeing on facebook) along multiple experienced hobbyist gave you information and care advice yet you disregard them. Every keeper has different methods and setups for their animal, its up to you to find the best setup and...

I haven't been on the forums for sometime so I am sorry that I'm responding to your tag this late. I actually don't have a picture of the setup I used sadly ( I deleted them since they were taking space in my phone) but here is a picture of a temporary enclosure I used while I was reworking the...

I have a feeling it's possibly not subspinipes base on the cephalic plate shape is off along the forciuples is more tucked towards the head similarly to alternans but the terminal legs looks more like subspinipes here which is throwing me off.

w I've kept many spinosissima and none are calm. Always very skittish even with the slightest disturbance. Individuals usually are either skittish or defensive when it comes to maintenance/handling. You're lucky to have a calm individual which i'm jealous because it gets pretty annoying to do...

I wouldn't say aggressive, they're just very defensive than dehaani and more willing to bite too.

I know this doesn't relate to the thread but does anyone know if spinosissima lack gonopods? because I've yet to find males whenever I sex them along I read on the Scolopendra paradoxa paper that both species are somewhat related and paradoxa males lack the gonopods so I was wondering if this...

It looks like one of those dehaani x spinosissima hybrids that has been out recently. 1. Moist but be sure to give a lot of ventilation, I find this species can get mycosis easily without proper ventilation. 2. 10 inches from what I've heard and girthier than dehaani. 3. Spinosissima supposedly...

Look's like Laos locale to me.

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I don't own one sadly, I've only gotten a chance to handle one in person :happy:

That's good to know! Do they live mostly on these rock formations or boulders? I would love to know more details of the habitat they live in.

I think I may know who you're talking about lol. Wish there's more information about their lifestyle cause they're really cool looking centipedes, it's interesting to me that a lot of the arthropods on Sulawesi have yellow coloration making me wonder what's the environment like other than...