Could these be infants?

[Strip]

Are these possibly millipede infants?
If so, they are "Gyuana Yellow & Black" Rinocriccus ssp.

http://w1.510.telia.com/~u51009299/Pedlings_12-Jan-2004.jpg
Again, sorry for the quality (I _need_ a better camera)

I found them today, very close to a piece of apple. They were not burried, I found them just as the picture is showing, while spraying water.

 

[Strip]

Here we can see a siluette. It does look like a millipede, doesn't it?

 

[Navaros]

Kinda looks like a slug to me.

 

[J Morningstar]

I think you will have to see what happens in the next few weeks. They just look a little too clustered and small to be millipede offspring. I most certianly be wrong though.I don't have this species.

 

[OldHag]

Hey maybe in a week or so youll have a new crop of Fruit Flies. They look like fruit fly larvae..I hope theyre millie babies!!
Michelle

 

[Feri]

Well, they must be new-born millipedes or new-born woodlice. You'll find it in a few weeks.

Feri

 

[ArachKnight]

looks like a slug to me too. But you never know. keep your eyes open.

joel

 

[Yve]

i found something similar in with my two female millipedes a few weeks after purchasing them. I thought they could be babies but after awhile they just disappeared. They looked like baby millis but now that I think about it we did have a fruit fly infestation shortly after