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In Australia one assumes that every snake is venomous. You will be right often enough.

Your other post about the scorpion escaping the first night you had it does not inspire confidence in your "keeping skills."

Two things come to mind. 1. I believe you are playing against the statistics, otherwise known as gambling. 2. You are dealing with living organisms, which adds another layer of uncertainty. Also, these organisms are not known for their endearing personalities. It strikes me that what...

Why don't you just state the question, then maybe someone will venture an answer?

Just as an additional note, I don't recall having seen a textbook which spells it with an "o."

I always thought it was "Myriapods."

I hate to sound ignorant, but scar tissue is pretty fibrous. Does it take ink the same as "normal" skin?

not to be a pain, but what makes you think this will "induce molting?" My guess is that you will cook him.

Tnx. I have already been told that it is "illegal" to sell Spiders and scorpions in CT, whatever "illegal" means at the moment. It seems to be a very flexible word here. I didn't have the wits at the time to ask about millipedes. (Sigh!) H

Can anyone point me to a place in CT which sells millipedes? Tnx. H