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Looks like the one i had. Was curious about the hype of this centipede regarding pricing, identification, claiming to be giants by suppliers. Just got one to check it out. Though i never did know the standard to calculate their size, via body? or antennae to last pair of legs? Whatever...

I would like to see a pic from that angle. Awesome till :barf:

I found them at Torrey pine natural reserve. Collecting is strictly prohibited. I was trekking there and later walk down to the beach that connected to the park. It was a really nice walk. I love it. Is my first time visiting San Diego.

Great! thanks for the id guys. i can label it on my gallery.

Is that scorpion a Centruroides limbatus. Pretty. Nice pics!

Thanks for the link! Haven't really have time to search more detail article but able to narrow down to Vaejovis puritanus from your link. As i read from another website, Vaejovis puritanus appear on the coastal hills in San diego and thats where exactly i found it :) Of course any more 2nd...

Recent trip in San Diego, CA. First time seeing this live specimen in the wild. I would very crudely guess is Vaejovis sp./ Vaejovis spinigerus? and gravid.

Did you own all the books? LOURENÇO, W.R. 2002. Scorpions of Brazil. Ed. de l'If, Paris. 308pp. Hope you can provide and review. Interested in Taxonamony and introduction of sp in their natural habitat.

Hi David, Nice shots on the mantids! I don't remember the exact date, but i was there around 7-8 years ago. The pictures of the jetty was still the same with the floating restaurant and sampans as i recall vaguely. I was living just up the road from the picture in 1 of the chalets. You...

Amazing, still the same as i remember. Actually the best way to reach the jetty is by driving there. Much faster ;) Though you can enjoy the river scenary by boat. Hmm, waiting for picture of the infamous leeches there. Anyway thanks for sharing and good luck on your journey!

Is it the same one? If yes then the origin of this centipede is much more wide spread in south east asia. And i agree with its appetite. Normally inverts i kept adjust to their surrounding after being disturb or moved. But this ignore all, and fed immediately when i brought it home. Too...

Lol, surprisingly tt does feel really good.... I do it all the time. Its not as bad for me, like numerous mosquito bites. i got it all over my hands, pretty itchy but bearable.

If what you say is true, you have any idea i can contact them for an purchase that should have happen nearly a month ago. Thanks. I kinda save up for their inverts. And could not purchase any till i confirm with them. It would be a great help.

Mia? Has anyone manage to contact them by email? i tried nearly 2 weeks for a purchase without avail.

Thanks for the feedback, my scorpling is doing well now with cricket, though i would try lobster roach once my crickets ran out. I did crush feeders but i prefer feed live for my scorpling and they prefer that thn died. I did find some link selling them www.nyworms.com.

Inquiry partly solved Looking for online feeders for sale. Bought from Ghann cricket. 1/4" cricket Small mealworm B.dubia There. Variety but bigger hole on pocket. If any better solution beats this. I am happy to hear.

Where can i purchase online small roach to feed my Bark scorpling and Ts. Avoiding the feeders below. Dubias are great if they cant burrow. Crickets are great if they don't grow fast, produce smell and make noise when matured as i live in an apartment. So are there any suitable...

Scolopendra de hanni i guess, with no proof to it. I owned or caught 1 that looks like that.

At least for now, provide asap each with own -Enclosure (plastic shoe box or container) poke holes for ventilation. -Water (bottle cap, sauce dish or anything to fit drinks. -Keep them in quiet and dark place. Later on you gonna need, Substrate (coco peat or soil) Feeders (cricket...