Remulopygus brevispinus

[Nicolepickford]

I loved the vietnamese rainbows I added to another enclosure so much that I've set up a glass terrarium and have just ordered 3 "Remulopygus brevispinus" or "pink legged milipede" to be arriving on Friday, I believe they originate in Indonesia, but that's about all I've found on them

Can anyone give me any advice

 

[Arthroverts]

This is one of the few sites with a little info on this species online.

Probably keep them similar to your Atopochetus, I am not remembering what little I've read on this species at the moment.

Thanks,

Arthroverts

 

[Nicolepickford]

This is one of the few sites with a little info on this species online.

Thank you very much! Hopefully they like it in what I've made for them

 

[The Spider House]

Thank you very much! Hopefully they like it in what I've made for them

They must be super picky if they don't! Looks fab.

 

[Nicolepickford]

They must be super picky if they don't! Looks fab.

Thank you! I feel it could be a little bigger, but if they start a family (or at the very least, survive) I can make that happen!

 

[The Spider House]

Thank you! I feel it could be a little bigger, but if they start a family (or at the very least, survive) I can make that happen!

Looks good to me. This one has just been set up for my Phormictopus sp dominican purple (ex cautus) also pictured below.

 

[Nicolepickford]

Looks good to me. This one has just been set up for my Phormictopus sp dominican purple (ex cautus)

Looks lovely! And what a beautiful spider! A tarantula is definitely next on my list.. only thing stopping me is I want an OBT, which I hear are not beginner friendly in the slightest

 

[The Spider House]

Looks lovely! And what a beautiful spider! A tarantula is definitely next on my list.. only thing stopping me is I want an OBT, which I hear are not beginner friendly in the slightest

They are defensive and quick so I would not recommend the OBT as a beginner T.
The usual suspects of the Brachypelma, Grammostola and Aphonopelma species are usually the best to begin with IMHO.