Marika
Arachnoangel
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I live in an area where it's easy to find and collect leaf litter and wood. Although I ran out of that stuff during the winter, but luckily an online store was selling both leaf litter and wood so I ordered some more. I need to collect more next fall...How do you get enough rotting wood to feed them all?
One of my favorite species, super jealous
I forgot to mention their size, they are only 2-3" or so and they can reach 10", so it's probably going to take a few years before they are mature. As adults they are dark brown or blackish. I had adults males of this species a few years ago:Wow, those are some beautiful pedes! Let us know if you can get them to breed.
Thanks,
Arthroverts
They are all so beautiful. I'm just getting into millipedes and you're right. You can't just have one.
Where do you buy/order them? I have 3 albino Narceus americanus, 1 female A. gigs (I want to buy more), 6 Thai Rainbow, 1 Desert, 2 Gold Desert, 1 Tanzanian Earthworm, and 1 Bumblebee. I want to get more African Giant Millipedes and other species without having to import them.He's really beautiful. I want some like that. I have 2 pairs of albino Narceus americanus, 1 tan one and a pair of common ones. I also have a pair of grey Narceus gordanus and a pair of common ones, about 15 Florida ivories, 4 Thai rainbows 2 pairs of A. gigas and a few scarlet millipedes. I just got 35 in the mail today that I'm unsure what species they are but they are native to the US. I'm getting flame legs and Spirostreptus sp. 1. I'm hoping to find more exotic species soon.
What a killer collection!I have previously posted some photos of my millipedes, but I thought I'd start my own thread . I got my first pede 3 years ago and noticed that it's impossible to only have one
So, this is what I currently have in my collection.
Anadenobolus monilicornis. I bought 4 juveniles and now I have...well, a lot .
Anastreptus sp. These were sold as Anastreptus strongylotropis constrictus, but what I got are two different species. One of them has babies, I'm not sure which one, because I had them in the same tank at first and the pedelings are two small to be identified.
Aphistogoniulus hova. My very first pede was A. hova, he passed away a year ago. He's in the first pic. At the moment I have one adult female, a juvenile female and a bunch of pedelings.
Archispirostreptus gigas, adult female and pedelings .
Arthrosphaera cf. brandtii. I know this is a risky species, but I also know these have been previously bred in captivity, so I decided to try. At the moment I have two of these, one of them I've had for over a year and the other for 5 months I think. One time I happened to see some courting behavior, so hopefully I have both sexes.
"Cameroon giant millipede". It was tiny when I got it, has grown a lot.
"Cameroon grey/cream stripe millipede". These two are probably adults now, but they are never on the surface, so I don't have any newer photos of them .
1.0 Centrobolus sp
Tons of Centrobolus splendidus . I started out with one female and two males. I thought I had separated all the males from the females, but I have new babies again...
Chicobolus spinigerus, one female, two males and tons of babies .
2.0 Colossobolus giganteus
Dendrostreptus macracanthus, juvenile male.
0.1 "Ghana blonde legged millipede"
1.0 Ophistreptus guineensis
1.1 Spirobolus walkeri. I'm so hoping these will breed.
0.2 Spirostreptidae sp 8. I love their color <3.
0.1 Spirostreptus gregorius
1.0 Spirostreptus cf. ibanda
0.1 "Tanzanian black yellow leg"
What a killer collection!I have previously posted some photos of my millipedes, but I thought I'd start my own thread . I got my first pede 3 years ago and noticed that it's impossible to only have one
So, this is what I currently have in my collection.
Anadenobolus monilicornis. I bought 4 juveniles and now I have...well, a lot .
Anastreptus sp. These were sold as Anastreptus strongylotropis constrictus, but what I got are two different species. One of them has babies, I'm not sure which one, because I had them in the same tank at first and the pedelings are two small to be identified.
Aphistogoniulus hova. My very first pede was A. hova, he passed away a year ago. He's in the first pic. At the moment I have one adult female, a juvenile female and a bunch of pedelings.
Archispirostreptus gigas, adult female and pedelings .
Arthrosphaera cf. brandtii. I know this is a risky species, but I also know these have been previously bred in captivity, so I decided to try. At the moment I have two of these, one of them I've had for over a year and the other for 5 months I think. One time I happened to see some courting behavior, so hopefully I have both sexes.
"Cameroon giant millipede". It was tiny when I got it, has grown a lot.
"Cameroon grey/cream stripe millipede". These two are probably adults now, but they are never on the surface, so I don't have any newer photos of them .
1.0 Centrobolus sp
Tons of Centrobolus splendidus . I started out with one female and two males. I thought I had separated all the males from the females, but I have new babies again...
Chicobolus spinigerus, one female, two males and tons of babies .
2.0 Colossobolus giganteus
Dendrostreptus macracanthus, juvenile male.
0.1 "Ghana blonde legged millipede"
1.0 Ophistreptus guineensis
1.1 Spirobolus walkeri. I'm so hoping these will breed.
0.2 Spirostreptidae sp 8. I love their color <3.
0.1 Spirostreptus gregorius
1.0 Spirostreptus cf. ibanda
0.1 "Tanzanian black yellow leg"
I have 2 pairs of albino Narceus americanus
These are so beautiful, I wish they were available in Europe.I have 3 albino Narceus americanus