Centipede photos

[AddisonH]

Scolopendra subspinipes
Scolopendra heros
Scolopendra sp. mintleg
Scolopendra dehaani
Otostigmus scaber
I would love to see anyone elses centipede photos.

 

[Raptorr]

Nice, you have a pretty solid collection. This is what I have right now:

E. rubripes platycephalus
S. dehaani "thai cherry"
S. polymorpha
S. galapagoensis "orange"
S. dehaani "orange leg"
S. galapagoensis "dark"

 

[AddisonH]

Nice, you have a pretty solid collection. This is what I have right now:

E. rubripes platycephalus
S. dehaani "thai cherry"
S. polymorpha
S. galapagoensis "orange"
S. dehaani "orange leg"
S. galapagoensis "dark"

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Dang! Those are some pretty nice pedes. I'm jealous of your south american centipedes and that thai cherry is beautiful.

 

[Raptorr]

Dang! Those are some pretty nice pedes. I'm jealous of your south american centipedes and that thai cherry is beautiful.

Yeah, the thai cherry has nice colors for sure, and the SA giants are definitely my favorite. Wish I had a better picture of the thai cherry lol. Heros and mint legs look great too, though. Hoping to actually get some heros plings soon.

 

[Wolfram1]

Scolopendra dehaani

0.0.1 Scolopendra dehaani ~7"

• Wolfram1
• Feb 5, 2024
• dehaani scolopendra scolopendra dehaani vietnam

yellow legged vietnam locale

Scolopendra dehaani "red leg"

0.0.1 Scolopendra dehaani "red"

• Wolfram1
• Jan 26, 2024
• 4
• dehaani scolopendra scolopendra dehaani

unknown locality sadly
same specimen as my other picture

 

[Odium]

Ethmostigmus sp. "gold" (Philippines), 6" young adult - with/without flashlight

Scolopendra cingulata (albino) - 4" juvenile.

6 years old Scolopendra cingulata - 6", common morph.

 

[AddisonH]

We got some cool centipedes in here.

 

[Mustafa67]

Scolopendra subspinipes
Scolopendra heros
Scolopendra sp. mintleg
Scolopendra dehaani
Otostigmus scaber
I would love to see anyone elses centipede photos.

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That final one with the blue legs is gorgeous I notice a couple of different Scolopendra dehaanis sold with different localities. Are they the same? What are the differences between the different Scolopendra dehaanis in husbundary, size, lifespan, growth rate and behaviour? Or are they more or less the same?

 

[Raptorr]

That final one with the blue legs is gorgeous I notice a couple of different Scolopendra dehaanis sold with different localities. Are they the same? What are the differences between the different Scolopendra dehaanis in husbundary, size, lifespan, growth rate and behaviour? Or are they more or less the same?

Yes, what you mentioned can certainly vary between localities.

The only difference in care throughout the locales from what I know is going to be temperature; some are found in higher or lower elevation, so their preferred temps are going to vary.

Size can also vary between locales. Anywhere from 6-8" to 10," supposedly even 12."

As far as I know, lifespan and growth rate are either the same between them or very similar. Although the larger locales probably grow faster I'd imagine, considering they have a bigger max size, but I'm not 100% certain on that though.

Behavior can be quite different between individuals themselves. I'm not sure if one locale is generally more defensive or chill than another. Seems to be more of an individual thing to me.

 

[AddisonH]

That final one with the blue legs is gorgeous I notice a couple of different Scolopendra dehaanis sold with different localities. Are they the same? What are the differences between the different Scolopendra dehaanis in husbundary, size, lifespan, growth rate and behaviour? Or are they more or less the same?

Now you have to get one and post photos

 

[Ultum4Spiderz]

Yes, what you mentioned can certainly vary between localities.

The only difference in care throughout the locales from what I know is going to be temperature; some are found in higher or lower elevation, so their preferred temps are going to vary.

Size can also vary between locales. Anywhere from 6-8" to 10," supposedly even 12."

As far as I know, lifespan and growth rate are either the same between them or very similar. Although the larger locales probably grow faster I'd imagine, considering they have a bigger max size, but I'm not 100% certain on that though.

Behavior can be quite different between individuals themselves. I'm not sure if one locale is generally more defensive or chill than another. Seems to be more of an individual thing to me.

Up to 12” that be tied or close to max size ? Wow … no pedes for me until I can afford to move out probably . Unless I can sneak a small one in.

 

[Raptorr]

Up to 12” that be tied or close to max size ? Wow … no pedes for me until I can afford to move out probably . Unless I can sneak a small one in.

Yeah, it's possible, but generally the smaller locales are going to be staying between 6-8. But it is possible for the smaller ones to hit 12 inches; it's just not likely. The only way that would happen is heavy power-feeding from a pling with high temps. The locale that would probably hit 10-12" more commonly would be "Mt Merapi."

 

[Mustafa67]

Now you have to get one and post photos

Maybe I’ll have to get all the localities

 

[tarantulastuff]

Ethmostigmus sp. "gold" (Philippines), 6" young adult - with/without flashlight
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Scolopendra cingulata (albino) - 4" juvenile.
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6 years old Scolopendra cingulata - 6", common morph.
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Is that cocopeat? It can cause impaction and can kill centipedes

 

[Desert scorps]

Just a few of the species I keep!

Scolopendra galapagoensis “Dark”


Scolopendra sp. “Malaysian Jewel”


Scolopendra sp. “Piceoflava”


Scolopendra sp. “White Beard”


Scolopendra sp. “White Legs”


Scolopendra galapagoensis “Orange Banded”


Scolopendra polymorpha


Scolopendra sp. “Mint Legs”


Scolopendra dehaani “Yellow Legs”


Scolopendra hainanum “Black”

 

[drurymercy]

Scolopendra subspinipes
Scolopendra heros
Scolopendra sp. mintleg
Scolopendra dehaani
Otostigmus scaber
I would love to see anyone elses centipede photos.

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Wow never seen the 3rd and 5th ones they are stunning all of them!

 

[Raptorr]

Just a few of the species I keep!

Scolopendra galapagoensis “Dark”
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Scolopendra sp. “Malaysian Jewel”
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Scolopendra sp. “Piceoflava”
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Scolopendra sp. “White Beard”
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Scolopendra sp. “White Legs”
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Scolopendra galapagoensis “Orange Banded”
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Scolopendra polymorpha
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Scolopendra sp. “Mint Legs”
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Scolopendra dehaani “Yellow Legs”
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Scolopendra hainanum “Black”
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You have a bunch of great species. Jewels and black S. hainanum are definitely up there in terms of color.

 

[AddisonH]

Just a few of the species I keep!

Scolopendra galapagoensis “Dark”
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Scolopendra sp. “Malaysian Jewel”
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Scolopendra sp. “Piceoflava”
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Scolopendra sp. “White Beard”
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Scolopendra sp. “White Legs”
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Scolopendra galapagoensis “Orange Banded”
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Scolopendra polymorpha
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Scolopendra sp. “Mint Legs”
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Scolopendra dehaani “Yellow Legs”
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Scolopendra hainanum “Black”
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You got some really beautiful stuff. I used to have a hainanum, I miss that centipede a lot. They are beautiful and I feel like they have very unique behavior. The jewel and white beard are crazy.

 

[patrick nimbs]

Here are my two Ethmostigmus rubripes pedes: “Franky” and “Rob”

 

[Desert scorps]

You have a bunch of great species. Jewels and black S. hainanum are definitely up there in terms of color.

I agree, they’re absolutely stunning