I remember when I was bit. It's been a few years but the experience is fresh in my mind like newly harvested hay. I remember being stunned that my rosie bit me and I looked down at her. She was still hanging on with her fangs when suddenly the pain hit me and all I could think was <EDIT>...
Excellent! Thanks! I'll go see if I can dig up any old threads on the subject and then I'll link to them here just in case anyone else is wondering about the same thing.
And I'm not sure where my mind got "imperatus" from. I did mean "imperator". Strange.
Every so often my mind turns to the subject of food. I look over to the P. imperatus tank and start to drool. Does anyone know how they taste and a method of preparation? Is it like lobster - just boil some water and throw them in? This is a serious inquiry, by the way.
Oh, and I should note...
I'm curious, how does one go about catching one without damaging it?
Also, how big should the enclosure be? Considering how fast these guys move I would assume it'd have to be of some considerable size in relation to the centipede.
Yes, I admit this is a joke. I know it's not a centipede. I really want a centipede though. I'm thinking that may be I'll trim some of the millipede legs with hedge trimmers and glue them back onto the head and tail segments. Also I might paint the legs red and give it some Vietnamese name like...
No, it's a centipede, trust me on this one. It has lots of legs. Millipedes have less legs. Cent is like one hundred. Milli means small like milliliter. Alright? Trust me on this one. I've kept a lot of pets (hamsters and gerbils) and I am experienced with handling animals.
Can anyone help me? I seem to have a major bug problem on my centipede. They are crawling all around the legs. I'm not sure what centipede species it is but I am afraid to clean it off by hand because I have heard that they are VERY VERY deadly. I'll put up some pictures. Is there some sort of...
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