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Sorry, I was aware of that. For some reason both of them jumble around in my head for some reason.

I always love when I Africa comes in, you never know what you'll get. these came in under "Fort Hall Baboons." Too bad I'll be selling most of them, maybe I'll keep a gravid female and see what happens? Heteroscodra maculata

It seems they may be sessonal breeders and we always bring them in while they are gravid, but either the eggs never become fertilized or the female simply just reabsorbs them. With USFWS & USDA now prohibiting their importation, I don't think we'll be able to work with this species anymore, at...

So have you had any issues with the friendliness of Mexico? I've been to several countries but for some reason Mexico has always scared me a bit. Doesn't help that I know very litte Spanish. Being just south of the border it would be great to go for a week or so.

I've had two friends that have caught their house on fire using a heat mat made for humans, one of them lost everything. They just are not ment to be on all the time. I hope this does not happen with you.

Keith at ChameleonCounters@hotmail.com has adults for $30.00.

The Malagasy animals are often exported out during the hot summer months of Madagascar. They are collected in the moist highland rainforests and brought back to the exporters facilities awaiting exported. They are subjected to higher temps and dehydration causing extreme stress to the...

They were collected in North-Eastern Central Kenya. I do know that for sure. Pandius cavimanus is found further south along the coastal plain. These guys come from a more arid location. I am leaning to towards Pandinus militaris, because they have been offered as this in the recent past. Do...

I've spoken to some people in Europe, they are much easier to keep. It has more to do with the collection of the pill-millipedes then the species in regards to keeping them long term.

I've dealt with many cavimanus, it's not one, at least what the hobby refers to them as.

Not my photo, can't remember who's, but interesting.

I can't supply these since the import ban, but my exporter did send me this photo from Malaysia. I remember seeing them last offered about 7 years ago.

Am I the only one who has noticed sexual diamorphism in millipedes? So far, I've seen in in various millipede species, with males and female coming in under different names. Examples: Female Red Leg Millipede (Ephibolus pulchripes) Male Red Leg Millipede (Ephibolus pulchripes)...

Go of the fires as they are very rarely available in the hobby anymore. The rainbows are starting to be more common and with Vietnam coming in more and more, you'll continue to see them (as long as LA USFWS lets them in). I mean, who wouldn't want this?

Everything is pointing to Pandinus militaris so far. I know in the past they've been offered as these species.

They are unknown to me! I did not say undescribed.

Got some of these guys in, any ideas? They size of a large red caw.

I just started to get them later last year, so I am not sure on the lifespan yet. Likely 4-5 years.

I tried to take a few decent photos since I got these back in stock, but I'm never able to get a good photo of them. Everytime I get thse guys in I still find myself drawn to them, so it would be nice to show their true colors in a photograph for others to appreciate. They have a nice...

I just got in a good sized group of adults these guys that came from a Vietnam shipment. They never cease to amaze me. This is perhaps one of the most beautiful millipedes in the hobby. I might even keep a few for myself! :)