Millipede ID

Abdulkarim Elnaas

Abdulkarim Elnaas

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I would upload pictures straight to the boards but they are too large, so I will just link the inaturalist observation.

https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/11995763

Is there any deviation from normal millipede care with this species? Can I just use some more of the medium I found them in as a substrate? They are copulating. When I found them I thought it was one millipede so I flicked them into my container. Later they split up, to my surprise, but today they are copulating again.
 
ErinM31

ErinM31

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Abdulkarim Elnaas said:
I would upload pictures straight to the boards but they are too large, so I will just link the inaturalist observation.

https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/11995763

Is there any deviation from normal millipede care with this species? Can I just use some more of the medium I found them in as a substrate? They are copulating. When I found them I thought it was one millipede so I flicked them into my container. Later they split up, to my surprise, but today they are copulating again.
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I don’t believe the care requirements of this species are yet known. I would indeed recommend adding some of the medium you found them in to the substrate. :) This is how I have been keeping mine, kindly sent to me by @Wesley Smith :happy:

I would be glad to know a bit more about where you found them, to better understand the range or specificity of microhabitats they are found in! :writer:
 
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