Ethmostigmus rubripes
Staehilomyces

Ethmostigmus rubripes

Tiger form from the North Queensland Tablelands.
Thanks haha, but to be fair, this one's reasonably chill for a rubripes.
Id lose a limb if i
How's your pedes anyway?
Aurantipes seems to be molting every time i see, base form Morsitans is becoming more hunger driven every day, Rhysida Nuda unfortunately escaped, Tablelands Morsitans for some reason went super vibrant in colour without molting, Rubripes molted once, blue legged Rubripes is unchanged and the newest Maculata is adjusting well to cage life. Its definitely the most photogenic
 
Well, that's certainly a mixed bag haha. I've had a fair few molts too. Most notably, Azog molted into a 185mm body-length (w/o terminals) monster. Most of my peelings have also molted at least once this summer.
 
Nice pede by the way. And just to let you know, since my tiger form ethmostigmus rubripes death, I will not be keeping inverts any more until later in life. That is because I have received an unexpected Christmas present in the form of a live animal. Yes I am now looking after a guinea pig in which the skill level was beyond my usual experience with centipedes and spiders for example the guinea pig is, I rate, five times as hard and daunting. I will have to dedicate half of my day to look after the animal as well as fit in my regular daily 10 km mountain bike ride and household chores (I am now responsible for ALL household chores). My parents have requested that I move on from invertebrates because apparently they are not the right pet for me (which is fine with me because I always wanted a guinea pig or a small mammal when I was a kid and this lasted until I was in year 6). So I will say, for now, farewell and good luck.
 

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