Could I get a species ID on these Millipedes?

[SlytherinAway]

I found these little fellas in an enclosure at work. I know in the past we've housed what we call "pink foot millipedes" in that enclosure, but I can't find much about them online. I would like a more precise ID than just that so I can do some proper research into them. I've seen similar millipedes labeled under the genus Narceus but that's as far as I've gotten. and any all help is greatly appreciated.

 

[Liquifin]

Narceus americanus to be exact, which is the normal color/form.

 

[SlytherinAway]

thanks a lot, mate. That's about what I figured but wanted to be positive.

 

[SlytherinAway]

additional question, would baked magnolia leaves be safe for these guys to munch on?

 

[mantisfan101]

additional question, would baked magnolia leaves be safe for these guys to munch on?

Probablt but they’d have little nutrients that they’d be able to eat amd since they have a thicker waxy cuticle it’d be more difficult for them to get to the leaf itself. Oak or maple leaves would be much more nutritious and beneficial for them.

 

[SlytherinAway]

okie dokie, thanks