PICTURES: Genus Scolopendra

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The name is there in small letters right above the pic to the left. That's a real good pic of one of these. I see some bigger ones in east tx in and under logs. They seem to be smaller to me in the rocky hill country of central tx. That's a nice looking one!
 

plo

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That is one shapr pede and incredible camera work:worship: :worship: :worship:
 

Tunedbeat

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Those are awesome pictures, tunedbeat. What sort of camera are you using?

Canon 40D w/ 60mm macro lens.


My first encounter of a live centipede, it was roughly 2" in length. Photographing the little guy was not as easy as I have imagined, he definitely tested my patience.


Last one,

 

RottweilExpress

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I got the same camera, but obviously not the same lens :(

Amazing pics Tuned.

Patriot, your specimen was pretty damn gorgeous too.
 

Patriot

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I got the same camera, but obviously not the same lens :(

Amazing pics Tuned.

Patriot, your specimen was pretty damn gorgeous too.
Thanks, I wish i had the money and skills to be able to use a nice dslr camera like the ones used in those pics.
 
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asher8282

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side note

i got this little guy a while back, dont know its a boy or girl...
 
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asher8282

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side note

the seal (for the corner of the tank) in the last pic is shredded due to my stupid ex having pet rats for a few months... its jus not torn up enough to matter much..
 

Draiman

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Thread resurrection time.

Mystery centipede from Singapore:





Mystery centipede from Cameron Highlands, Malaysia (notice the similarity?):



Scolopendra subspinipes mutilans:





Scolopendra alternans:













Scolopendra sp. "Chinese Tigerleg" (two females with clutches at the moment):









Scolopendra hardwickei:







 

Pennywise

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Asher that looks exactly like my S. polymorpha they are great pedes!

If you have windows photo gallery you can email the photos to
yourself and it will automatically shrink the files. Then you can
drag them back to pictures folder. It will ask which file you want
to keep (because they both have the same name) I usually
keep both files, and if you do it will add a number to the filename
of the shrunken file.{D
 

JanPhilip

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Very nice pictures Dramian! Especially like the "Mystery centipede from Singapore", gotta love brown pedes:drool:
Edit: Have you tried to ID it?
 
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