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What is the Scolopendra morsitans like. Is it just a S.subspinipes all over again or is it something different?
differentGeography Guy said:What is the Scolopendra morsitans like. Is it just a S.subspinipes all over again or is it something different?
cacoseraph said:different
it will only acheive about 1/2 to 1/3 the size, for one thing
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also virtually everythign the dealers sell as morsitans isn't even Scolopendra genus. morsitans is supposed to get to about 10cm/4"... the "bluerings" sold easily reach 15cm/6"... and have the wrong size and shape spiracles to be Scolopendra
always a good solutionMantidAssassins said:Buy it and post a photograph so we can tell you what we think it is.
View attachment 297192 Hi, I’m new to the terrarium world. Though I’ve been bitten often by scorpions and centipedes... that creates a bond, right?!
Just caught a beautiful Scolopendra Incognita. Its about 12 cms long. White/yellow legs and very active at night! Can anyone help me identify our dear pet Romulus?? Body in reality more reddish then it seems to be in the picture.
This is most likely S.morsitans, which is known to have been introduced where you live. You can kind of tell by the terminals, look at the second segment, the dorsal-outer edge has a ridge in it, which is typical of S.morsitans, and they are much shorter and thicker than most S.alternans.View attachment 297192 Hi, I’m new to the terrarium world. Though I’ve been bitten often by scorpions and centipedes... that creates a bond, right?!
Just caught a beautiful Scolopendra Incognita. Its about 12 cms long. White/yellow legs and very active at night! Can anyone help me identify our dear pet Romulus?? Body in reality more reddish then it seems to be in the picture.