It’s you who likes to see it happen which is fine but don’t be offended if others label it as cruel since it’s not needed for the creatures survival and you even stated above that it was you who loved the thought of a bug “brutally” killing a mouse. Just watch it “brutally” kill a roach or cricket.
no friend you have it all wrong.
What does you being an adult have to do with anything? They indeed can and do eat fruit. It is known to be beneficial to some degree for them. In the wild scolopendra heros has been seen eating prickley pear fruit.
I don't have a clue about frogs care/diet etc - or for that matter other non venomous buggers - but, my man, seems that this huge frog eat like a freaking Al Capone everything that moves, ah ah.
Look it up and explain how we’ve all got it wrong.
enlighten us then. from what i’ve seen, you’ve denied any fact that portrays centipedes as anything other than thoughtless killing machines. You yourself have said that your previous pedes made you “nervous”. Do you not think it would be beneficial to both yourself and your (future) animals if you took the time to see them as more than just something that kills stuff a lot? I’m in no way denying the prowess of centipedes as predators, but that should be taken into account with everything else about them that makes them the wonderful iverts we know and love. As for your frog, if it’s the one in your profile pic, which i assume it is, i’ll bet fair money it would take a prekilled mouse. C’mon man, it’s a pixie frog. They eat anything.
I used to own one @Chris LXXIX and they 100% don't need live vertebrates. Rancor used to eat the occasional F/T rat/chick and was more than happy to take them off the tongs.I don't have a clue about frogs care/diet etc - or for that matter other non venomous buggers - but, my man, seems that this huge frog eat like a freaking Al Capone everything that moves, ah ah.
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