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I got a new species of millipedes. The vendor didn't know what species it is, but he ment, that I can keep them with T. dollfusi.
After searching in Shura Siglings book and internet I think, they are Ophistreptus guineensis. They are about 22 cm long, the body and legs are the same nice, brown color.
In Shura Sigling's book I read, that this species lives in shrublands, and they love high temperatures. Tonkinbolus dollfusi lives in warm, moist rainforest. So they have absolut different demands.
Am I right, when I think, Ophistreptus guineensis needs its own enclosure? At the moment they are in a separate small enclosure for quarantine and because I think it is not a good idea to put them into the enclosure of the dollfusis .
Some of the pics are a little bit dark, sorry. You know ... only two hands ^^.
After searching in Shura Siglings book and internet I think, they are Ophistreptus guineensis. They are about 22 cm long, the body and legs are the same nice, brown color.
In Shura Sigling's book I read, that this species lives in shrublands, and they love high temperatures. Tonkinbolus dollfusi lives in warm, moist rainforest. So they have absolut different demands.
Am I right, when I think, Ophistreptus guineensis needs its own enclosure? At the moment they are in a separate small enclosure for quarantine and because I think it is not a good idea to put them into the enclosure of the dollfusis .
Some of the pics are a little bit dark, sorry. You know ... only two hands ^^.