PICTURES: Genus Scolopendra

kerensky

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Been some time since I last posted here ever since my S subspinipes which did not survive being viciously set upon by somebody at my workplace.

Anyway, I got a picture of two of my one year old S mutilans raping a praying mantis on my desk. The mantis got tagged by a lightning strike by one of my pede and succumbed to the venom pretty fast.

I had to probe the other pede out of it's hiding place to partake in the slaughter.

Enjoy {D
 

Maikardaaion

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Scolopendra subspinipes China Stripe Leg




Scolopendra gigantea






Scolopendra sp. robusta




Scolopendra galapagoensis











 

bistrobob85

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Hm, Szymon, we happen to share the taste for many similar species :). I LOVE the pics of your Sc.galapagoensis :). I love tiger legs and giganteas as well, my compliments for your collection, and very nice quality pics too!!!!

phil.
 

ragnew

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Wow Szymon, you have some very, very great looking Scolopendra!
 

Hedorah99

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After seeing the awesome photography on this page, I am almost embarrassed to show these. My pedes have definitly proven difficult to photograph.
S. subspinipes 'dehaani' eating a cricket

My old 'Mai Chau' shortly before its death.

Malaysian Cherry, I think.

S. subspinipes mutilans "Yellow Legged"
 

brachy

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Hi

My second Scolopendra.

S. subspinipes
 
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Jürgen

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Hey!

why do you thik that pede is from malaysia?

I mean this one is a subspinipes de haani from Mai Chau

Jürgen
 

Maikardaaion

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Scolopendra gigantea The black tips and broken of legs are the result of badly designed ventilation. The scale on the last photo is in centimeters.



























 

Mr. Mordax

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Beautiful centipede, and incredible photos! :clap: That lovely brick red contrasting with the yellow legs is what really gets me with this species. :drool:

. . . Too bad I live in the US. :(
 

phanie

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Wow I really like all the pictures in this thread.
Here is my scolos.

Scolopendra subspinipes "stripe leg"


Scolopendra subspinipes "tiger leg"


Scolopendra multidens
 

Bigboy

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sticky this already

There really is no reason why this shouldn't be turned into a sticky out of shear appreciation value alone. Most of these pictures are gorgeous!
 

Ms. Peaches

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Photography skills shown in this thread are amazing. I am still considering getting in to these soon...so I check this forum from time to time admire the pics and reading what information I see.
 

Stylopidae

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My first pictures on this thread. My Scolopendra heros arizonensias is my crown jewel of my centi collection so it's only fitting that she's the first one I post ;)
 

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Steven

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new pix, old pedes :)

Scolopendra cingulata



Scolopendra cingulata




(when this topic going to be a sticky :? )
 
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