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I knew this one was about ready to molt because her color changed over the last few days from black to grey. Here are the pics
the whole process took 76 minutes
![](http://www.scolopendromorpha.com/gallery/albums/specchina/stripeleg6.jpg)
![](http://www.scolopendromorpha.com/gallery/albums/specchina/stripeleg7.jpg)
![](http://www.scolopendromorpha.com/gallery/albums/specchina/stripeleg8.jpg)
![](http://www.scolopendromorpha.com/gallery/albums/specchina/stripeleg9.jpg)
Did you put it in that setup for the pics?!?! I notice that there doesnt seem to be any signs of digging... How did you know it was that close to molting?!?! I'd really like to see my tiger legs shed too.
phil.
i read an article from somewhere of the arachnoboards about somebody sells a chinese one as S. galapagoensis or S. viridicornis for fake. is this species really that one? its striped legs are very similar to the legs of them.I knew this one was about ready to molt because her color changed over the last few days from black to grey. Here are the picsthe whole process took 76 minutes