Scolopendra breeding

l4nsky

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I'm not too familiar with Scolopendra and I haven't kept up with all the new variants, locales, and species that have recently flooded the market. Having said that, are these S. hardwickei that you've managed to reproduce here?
 

l4nsky

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Wow, so it is S. hardwickei. I had no idea that the banding fades (shows my knowledge of pedes lol). I just have to say this is absolutely AMAZING! How long has it been since they were even produced in the states?
 

CHLee

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Wow, so it is S. hardwickei. I had no idea that the banding fades (shows my knowledge of pedes lol). I just have to say this is absolutely AMAZING! How long has it been since they were even produced in the states?
The banding doesn’t fade, it’s variable in each individual
 

Jumbie Spider

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The banding doesn’t fade, it’s variable in each individual
Excellent thread thanks for sharing - do you also have the red variant?
I came across some pics of a red one that also looks quite nice.
 

Taffy

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Excellent thread thanks for sharing - do you also have the red variant?
I came across some pics of a red one that also looks quite nice.
i don’t think really anyone in the centipede keeping hobby has the red variant (obviously centipede keepers in india do but besides that)
 

CHLee

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Excellent thread thanks for sharing - do you also have the red variant?
I came across some pics of a red one that also looks quite nice.
They’ve come in before, but in less numbers than the east type. Last one I saw in circulation maybe 2 years ago?
 

Jumbie Spider

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They’ve come in before, but in less numbers than the east type. Last one I saw in circulation maybe 2 years ago?
Cheers. I only found out they existed when I searched after seeing your photos. Thanks for the insights.
 

paumotu

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Are these from the European bloodline or fresh indian
 
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