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@Mslinger How did the wife take it? I am still trying to get mine to accept my wish for getting a centipede. Should i manage to do so and it got loose i strongly suspect it would be my head on a pike o.O

Holy heavens you guys take some triple A quality pictures o_O Also, that mint legs looks just stunning @basin79

I was given the advice that Ethmostigmus Trigonopodus would make for a great beginner pede. Not that venomus, not that defensive, overall easy to take care of. Would you guys be as kind as to give me a second opinion?

Ahhhh i see. Beautiful, there should be plenty of people out there, then :)

Greetings! I am completely new here and dont even have a centipede yet. Was wondering if some folks from germany would happen to be here. If so, i would like to get in touch. I have no idea if there is much of a community around this hobby in germany. So contacts might be very useful. Have a...

I realize it depends on the individual specimen, how aggressive they are. What i have read here time and again is that polymorpha seems less prone to attack than something like a dehaani. In general at least. This is all so fascinating!

I wish to go for a smaller species, preferably not too venomous and aggressive - hence polymorpha. I think a heros or some such might very well intimidate me too much :-O Thanks for the Welcome!

Hey everyone! I have been stalking this sub forum for the better part of a week now. Since this is a very helpful and professional environment, i wish to join in. I do not own a Myriapod. In the past, i have been massivley creeped out by centipedes and as anyone as weird as me would do, i took...