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Yes, he used gut content analysis. I just wanted to show with this example that is not a proof to don't see a millipede eating on animal stuff.What's the author's evidence for the 35% if your field observations are directly contrary? Gut content analysis?
Yes. But they also had/have plenty of rotten wood a leaves to eat. In Europe many people had success, so it seem to doesn't harm them. But I don't think that this is the best or the only way.Have you had success rearing and breeding AGBs using dead animals?
Except for the states mentioned above this species occures also in Somalia, Mozambique and the northern part of the state South Africa. A. gigas occures mainly in the arid, warmer and open regions like dry savannahs and not in the cooler, moister and wooded mountains. A. gigas is well adapted on aridity and a few weeks without water and temperatures above 30°C for a longer time periode is not a problem for this species.Can anybody give me specifically where in Africa AGBs can be found? Can someone nail it down to a nation or two they can be found in?