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I would get both lol, I would say that as own both. Both stunning species dont see them much but when I do they never disappoint!

Great communual!

Awesome 'pede! i need to get some pics up of my 'Hardwikie's!

I'm no expert in this species but there pretty easy to keep, i dont think any one sub family of the species scolopendra is easier to keep then others, plenty of substrate is needed so they can burrow, feed 1/2 times a week, they like 65% humidity, a couple of hides, temp around 25/28oc and you...

Nice, very nice!

Thats awsome stuff, i love little parcels in the morning!

ah i see, so what is she then??

Looks like my A.purpurea's??

I'd say getting ready to molt to become alot bigger!

This is true, but for me personally to be comfatable knowing the genders, i like to go by there molts, but thats just me, as you say the sexually dimorphic species do make it easy, if only they were all sexually dimorphic! :)

I for one dont agree with pysicly handling a T, my method is just put the old container in the new one and let them climb out, if that fails i take out any deco in the old container and then gently coax the T out with my tweezers and hay presto one succesfully moved T.

Awsome stuff Rob! And also good luck with the P.matallica sack!

Im going to say you have a female there, what size is the moly? The flap looks quite small but going with the fact that there is a flap there is why im going to risk saying its female.

I think the only way to ever guarentee a gender is by looking at the molts and sexing them that way, im not sure going by colour is going to be the most succesfull method.

Shes doing awsome, so glad she molted succesfully! Goes to show just how hardy and remarkable T's are :worship:

Looking awsome buddy!!

I love it when slings start growing up :D

Totally agree.

Thank you, might have to get her a boyfriend now lol!

It should to day, massive now, i'm thinking female, but just want some secound opinions please....