My centipedes.

7Fin

7Fin

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basin79 said:
Centipedes are stunning.
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Agreed! I remember the first time I saw a giant centipede, it was a sub-adult subspinipes for sale in some tub for £20 at a con. I thought I was dreaming when I saw it, lovely creatures! (and hey, you just hit up post 100 for this thread6!)
 
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7Fin said:
Agreed! I remember the first time I saw a giant centipede, it was a sub-adult subspinipes for sale in some tub for £20 at a con. I thought I was dreaming when I saw it, lovely creatures! (and hey, you just hit up post 100 for this thread6!)
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Aye. They really are. Beautiful, elegant and monsterous when hunting.
 
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Congrats on the successful molt! I can't believe she did it out in the open like that. I wonder if she felt too cramped under the hide or was just comfy in her corner? Were you nervous at all while she was in pre-molt/molting?
Looking forward to pics and videos of her gaining her coloring back
 
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TreebeardGoddess said:
Congrats on the successful molt! I can't believe she did it out in the open like that. I wonder if she felt too cramped under the hide or was just comfy in her corner? Were you nervous at all while she was in pre-molt/molting?
Looking forward to pics and videos of her gaining her coloring back
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Not sure why she didn't moult under her cork bark. She did the last time. But she knows best.

Although she turned down a feed last week I didn't think she was in premoult as she didn't look huge. Do I didn't have a chance to get nervous.
 
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TreebeardGoddess said:
Man, that coloring on your S. viridicornis is just stunning! I love how you sweet talk your pedes!
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The viridicornis is absolutely unbelievably beautiful. She was well worth the wait.

And thanks. They mean the world to me.
 
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