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Screen print it on a black t-shirt. I'll buy one.

Becoming one with gosh.. Too old for this to be a phase. Are dese tees? ...and a little less polychromatic:

I actually boil my outside stuff. I only use rocks and skulls from outside, and they both boil well.

Steven posted a picture here about three years ago of a blue pede with red legs. It was amazing. I think there was still some question as to the species, but it was thought to come from Israel. It's a while back to remember. I'd walk across the ocean to buy that animal.

It was a year ago, but I couldn't help but chuckle. I can see some halfwit with a pair of Isotoners... http://www.pestcontrolmag.com/pestcontrol/article/articleDetail.jsp?id=164271&searchString=centipede What is the point of such a campaign, anyway?

Hell- order some roaches online, and act surprised that they sent you the wrong package.

I am almost positive that the colors of the photo below have not been altered.

I have a subspinipes that I acquired nine months ago. It has grown from five inches to 6 1/2 inches. It was six inches long at the five month mark. I have a five and a half inch Malaysian Cherry Red. I will keep tabs on growth here. I also have three heros at 2 1/2 to 2 3/4 inches. I will...

My first pedes were purchased because of a bat infestation in my attic. I turned eight of them loose in my home. Now the bats are all gone.

I get it. There are a number of unique features I would like to have in my collection, and impressive size is among them. That said, Steven, I have never coveted an animal more than the red and blue pede you posted here...

Stingrays On a Train, starring Chris Tucker.

Ha! There is phalaris arundinacea growing in one of my invert enclosures.

Imagine that! An animal that envenomates with dimethyltryptamine. That would certainly complicate some law enforcement efforts.

Mine was actually in the street at night. I was surprised, as it was early spring and still pretty cold outside. It was outside a coffee shop, so there were cups in the trash. I've seen many of them, usually indoors. When I find another, I'll give him to someone with less luck in spotting them.

I caught a giant black cricket a week or so ago. I put it in with my little scutigera. The cricket was actually larger than Scooter. Yesterday, on top of the rock in Scooter's tank, I found Scooter eating the monster. He goes ages without eating, but when he does...wow! sidenote: Sccoter...

Thanks. I tend to be good at expressing abstracts. If I could learn some practical skills, I might be in good shape.

Laughing is a form of response to emotional stimuli that is just short of crying. That which surprises, transgresses or offends is often funny by those merits alone. Nothing is too sacred for humor. One does not need to keep a straight face to show that they are morally opposed to something...

I once asked that question about a suppository. Live and learn.

This concern is expressed in regard to a number of hobbies. The fact is, keeping centipedes isn't necessary. Hobbies are a way to stimulate the mind and spark the imagination. If you had an animal that could eat bits of carrot and survive, but ate crickets in the wild (just a hypothetical...

There are plants which contain MAOIs (monoamine oxidase inhibitors) or the functionally similar SSRI (selective seritonin reuptake inhibitors). If such an ingredient is prepared properly, it can allow certain alkaloids to be processed into your system before they are metabolized. I would be...