Jack68125
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What was the price difference between the two? Or where they the same price?
Same price sold to me as the same thing. Both $20Bravo! We need more Scolopendridae keepers
Lol Good.. Good.Same price sold to me as the same thing. Both $20
Mmm yes, I see you are a man of culture as well.I got a regular yellow leg dehaani today and an orange flame leg dehaani
Are (Asian ones I mean) Scolopendridae rare or hard to find in Malaysia, man? Never imagined something like that :-sMmm yes, I see you are a man of culture as well.
Nice acquisition, I am super jealous. Wish I could find them available where I live.
The inverts hobby here in my country is extremely small and centipedes are more of a little side dish to tarantulas for most keepers. For example the local facebook inverts group for the entire country (>30M population) only has about 1k users which is pretty sad. The rare sale post for a centipede that occasionally pops up also lists them very expensive; definitely not $20 like our friend OP here got his centipedes for. Oh ya and the guy who posts those centipedes is also kind of an a-hole. You would think being located so closely to Indochina it would be pretty easy to get a hold of some majestic Vietnamese giants right? Alas the hobby here is just really small and really shallow. I never seen an A. Metallica for sale, imagine that. Local varieties like cherry red however can be found if you know where to look for them. Unfortunately I'm a city dweller so I don't haha. I remember one guy who lives in the outskirts near some forest area posted that he found one in his bedroom.Are (Asian ones I mean) Scolopendridae rare or hard to find in Malaysia, man? Never imagined something like that :-s
The inverts hobby here in my country is extremely small and centipedes are more of a little side dish to tarantulas for most keepers. For example the local facebook inverts group for the entire country (>30M population) only has about 1k users which is pretty sad. The rare sale post for a centipede that occasionally pops up also lists them very expensive; definitely not $20 like our friend OP here got his centipedes for. Oh ya and the guy who posts those centipedes is also kind of an a-hole. You would think being located so closely to Indochina it would be pretty easy to get a hold of some majestic Vietnamese giants right? Alas the hobby here is just really small and really shallow. I never seen an A. Metallica for sale, imagine that. Local varieties like cherry red however can be found if you know where to look for them. Unfortunately I'm a city dweller so I don't haha. I remember one guy who lives in the outskirts near some forest area posted that he found one in his bedroom.
Ain't that sure, man@Chris LXXIX I feel like Americans always get the best stuff and the best prices haha
But they have $20 adult subspinipes though Are Ts really that expensive in the US?Ain't that sure, man
American (USA I mean) T's prices are IMO outrageous, and their variety sucks, if compared to the mix of choice/price/availability there's in Europe.
IMO Brits and Germans (especially Germans with Scolopendridae) are the lucky ones :-s
Well my man, talking about "normal" Scolopendra subspinipes only -- so not the rare variants etc -- I've payed my (arrived gravid, ah ah) female less than 35 Euro (shipping included).But they have $20 adult subspinipes though Are Ts really that expensive in the US?
Oh ya I've seen British youtubers with some pretty impressive collection of Ts and Pedes. Not sure about Germans since I don't understand the language but I would agree with you on that since the best centipede video on youtube currently with over 8 million views is uploaded by some guy from Germany: