S. Subspinipes Sp. 6"+

[sharpfang]

Anyone have an idea EXACTLY the type Location, by this image ???
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So variable, and Creepy! - TY - Jason

 

[sharpfang]

Well, I am Not gonna Hold this guy Now

- Jason

 

[Jürgen]

Hello!

It looks like a Scolopendra subspinipes de haani Orange leg from Vietnam.

Regards
Jürgen

 

[sharpfang]

That is the Consensus

I aquired another as well.........Feisty guys! Eats, and eats, and :}

TY - Jason

 

[zonbonzovi]

Better display 'pedes than any other that I've kept, too.

 

[super-pede]

Looks like Laos or Vietnam.Standard issue.

S-P

 

[dizzychef]

Is it the same one?

If yes then the origin of this centipede is much more wide spread in south east asia.

And i agree with its appetite. Normally inverts i kept adjust to their surrounding after being disturb or moved. But this ignore all, and fed immediately when i brought it home. Too bad i lost it. Will be back for more!

 

[super-pede]

Is it the same one?

If yes then the origin of this centipede is much more wide spread in south east asia.

And i agree with its appetite. Normally inverts i kept adjust to their surrounding after being disturb or moved. But this ignore all, and fed immediately when i brought it home. Too bad i lost it. Will be back for more!

That looks like a jewel pede of some sort.

S-P

 

[Draiman]

Is it the same one?

If yes then the origin of this centipede is much more wide spread in south east asia.

Not the same one. The one you have is a colorform of Scolopendra subspinipes subspinipes found in Malaysia and Singapore. I collected one here in Singapore myself: