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With a title like that, who would skip this thread? 
I've been noticing what looks like some sort of courtship behaivior between two of my centipedes (S. polymorpha), so I think I've finally isolated 'Gender B'
The problem is, at half the size of the 'Gender A' specimen the only action the 'Gender B' specimen ever gets is, well...attacked.
I have another centipede that has the characteristics of 'Gender A', but it's three inches long...if that. It's smaller than the one who I *think* is 'Gender B'.
So, what's the minimum size that centis *might* be able to produce eggs at?
I've been noticing what looks like some sort of courtship behaivior between two of my centipedes (S. polymorpha), so I think I've finally isolated 'Gender B'
The problem is, at half the size of the 'Gender A' specimen the only action the 'Gender B' specimen ever gets is, well...attacked.
I have another centipede that has the characteristics of 'Gender A', but it's three inches long...if that. It's smaller than the one who I *think* is 'Gender B'.
So, what's the minimum size that centis *might* be able to produce eggs at?
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