Centipede picture thread

TooManyCooks

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Where'd you get this one? I had the chance to get some S. dehaani "Orange Legs" a while ago, but I passed on it. Been kicking myself ever since....
I bought it from backwater reptiles as a subspinipes, but now i'm fairly certain it is a dehaani because there are no spines on the underside of the terminal legs. I could be mistaken though...
 

Teds ts and Inverts

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I bought it from backwater reptiles as a subspinipes, but now i'm fairly certain it is a dehaani because there are no spines on the underside of the terminal legs. I could be mistaken though...
Nice. And you're correct, it is an S. dehaani. S. dehaani used to be a subspecies of S. subspinipes, hence why they're mislabeled all the time. Real S. subspinipes are pretty rare in the hobby, and they're a bit more expensive too....
 

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Saw this S. sp. “White Legs” at the NARBC Tinley Park Expo of Fall 2018. It was longer than my forearm. Easily the largest pede I’ve ever seen in person....

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The last photo I took of my Male S. galapagoensis before sending him off to breed. I miss him already....

7”-7.25” Male Scolopendra galapagoensis (Darwin’s Goliath Centipede):
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I definitely got a nice haul in return for him though. In addition to an S. galapagoensis pling, an S. dehaani “Black Flame” pling, I also received this S. dehaani “Thai Yellow Legs” (maybe Thai Flame?), who is already becoming one of my favorites....

6”+ S. dehaani “Thai Yellow Legs” (Thai Giant Centipede):
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Smotzer

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My Scolopendra heros var. castaneiceps enjoying and exploring outside of the hollow trunk hide I gave it!! A solid 6.5-7in! 078CC817-2C3A-489C-9740-5A139C6B7D81.jpeg
 

Teds ts and Inverts

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If you follow me on Instagram, you’ve already seen these, but here’s some pics of my recently acquired Scolopendra sp. “White Legs”. I’ve been wanting this species for FIVE years now, and now that I’ve finally got one, the feeling is simply surreal....

Also, shout out to Joe Biden for the stimulus check that helped me pay for it, :rofl:

8.5”-9” Unsexed Scolopendra sp. “White Legs” (Peruvian Giant Centipede):
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Crom

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Female Scolopendra galapagoensis, 8-9"
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Female Scolopendra heros 'blotched'
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Scolopendra sp. 'Large Form Aqua'
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Scolopendra metuenda
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TheHouseof21pairs

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Let’s refresh this thread a bit….
Scolopendra sp. Polymorpha
Locale: Rio grande, New Mexico
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Alipes Grandidieri (flagtail centipede)
Locale: Cameroon 5A668DE2-622D-45C5-9F40-A114615FC705.jpeg
Scolopendra sp. Viridis (freshly moulted)
Locale: New Mexico E1D8E9C1-0712-4C06-9D6B-6553D8E78109.jpeg
 

eraAllen

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S. heros castaneiceps attempting to mate with arizonensis. I'm pretty sure they can interbreed but can they mate in such a late season? I took this pic this morning.
 
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