My millipede collection

[Marika]

Spirostreptidae sp 8


C. spinigerus male was interested in one of his(?) babies





Pillthingy


C. splendidus pling


Spirobolus walkeri and Centrobolus sp. Mozambique


Centrobolus sp. Mozambique

 

[Jerry]

I really like the PILLTHINGY

 

[Marika]

@Jerry Yay, my first lollipop!

 

[Jerry]

On a more serious note I am very jealous of your collection some beautiful critters you got there

 

[SlugPod]

@Marika

Nice!
I love this species, I find them all the time in my yard.
I have a few and find babies all the time.

 

[Marika]

He wanted a pill girlfriend.

 

[Pipa]

You're making me want some of these ,, stop it !!! haha

 

[Marika]

Spirobolus walkeri male


A. cf. brandtii

 

[SlugPod]

Your collection is so gorgeous!

 

[Marika]

Added some leaves...they will be gone in no time My 400+ C. splendidus pedelings are in this enclosure.

 

[mickiem]

Yum! Its a smorgasbord!

 

[VolkswagenBug]

Spirostreptidae sp 8


Centrobolus sp. Mozambique

I love these two! It's such a shame the US has a smaller array of millipedes (and bugs in general) available.

 

[Marika]

I love these two! It's such a shame the US has a smaller array of millipedes (and bugs in general) available.

You have many beautiful native species though

 

[VolkswagenBug]

You have many beautiful native species though

Sadly, all the millipedes here are tiny and black or brown. I wish our pedes were bigger, even if they weren't pretty.

 

[Arthroverts]

Not true! Orthoporus species are large and pretty, Chicobolus spinigerus, Narceus gordanus, Narceus americanus, Hiltonius sp., Tylobolus sp., tons of polydesmids. Are you talking about millipedes near you though?
Thanks

 

[VolkswagenBug]

Not true! Orthoporus species are large and pretty, Chicobolus spinigerus, Narceus gordanus, Narceus americanus, Hiltonius sp., Tylobolus sp., tons of polydesmids. Are you talking about millipedes near you though?
Thanks

Yes, I'm talking about the ones by me.
Utah is very dry, it makes millipedes and centipedes not feel very welcome. I do agree that all of those are very pretty and decently big. Utah has some cool true bugs and orthopterans, but around me I can't find much else.

 

[Marika]

C. spinigerus juvenile

 

[Nephila Edulis]

So much variety! Wish we had so many colours here in Australia. You're making me want to get some Cooktown red-legs

 

[Marika]

A young A. gigas

 

[Jp1776]

What a wonderful collection! I'm pretty jealous!