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i have a 1.1 pair that I have had for almost a year

I recently picked up a pair of white legs as well, I have about 4-5 inches of substrate and some magnolia leaves, cork bark and a small water dish. I'm keeping mine on the dry side with good ventilation. I'm keeping them at room temp 72-74* I hear at cooler temps feeding should be light to allow...

I would be careful with those. I had a negative experience using those.

thats what I understand, best to leave em alone or they eat the eggs

dubia make great feeders as well

very informative thank you

I've had good luck searching the classifieds here as well.

I'm sure he will be there ....I was talking to him at the last show in Costa Mesa

I just talked to him the other day, He's still at it. he is usually at the shows in So. California

the silicone in between the glass will hold it together ,but will no longer be suitable for water

I had a buddy get bit in front of me by an asian Centipede, with in 20 mins we were on our way to the ER ....was not fun at all

Craig @ "millipedes and more" always has a few, here in California, you can find him on Facebook under Millipedes and more

nice find ....lol

I think it had been denied food for a while before I got it. I will give it a week and offer it something and see what it does thank you for the help ~Jack

thank you ...

I just picked up a 7-8 inch White legs centipede and it is really active and eating very well, I t has eaten 8-10 crickets and a pinky mouse in 5 days and looks like it wants more. My question being..will a white legs eat more than it can handle or should I feed it all it wants, with in reason...

Thank you ....I'm very happy to have found it

A brake will do you good ...I'm sure the critters will understand. please do what ever it is that makes you happy

Thank you for all the comments, Im really happy with my new Pede and hope to get more

thank you