Scolopendra heros geographic coloration documentation wish

[Hercules Hernandez]

I’ve been trying to find some blotched specimens with locale specifics. If anybody has any available, can you DM me? Sorry for taking over the thread. Good luck in gathering all of the info!

 

[neubii18]

I’ve been trying to find some blotched specimens with locale specifics. If anybody has any available, can you DM me? Sorry for taking over the thread. Good luck in gathering all of the info!

Triprion had some blotched for sale recently. You might contact him.

 

[Hercules Hernandez]

Triprion had some blotched for sale recently. You might contact him.

Thanks!!!

 

[RTTB]

Triprion has what you’re looking for.

 

[SonsofArachne]

I’ve been trying to find some blotched specimens with locale specifics. If anybody has any available, can you DM me? Sorry for taking over the thread. Good luck in gathering all of the info!

Triprion had some blotched for sale recently. You might contact him.

Triprion has what you’re looking for.

He's labeling them as Scolopendra heros ssp 'Madrean banded' - I bought one, very nice 'pede

 

[Hercules Hernandez]

He's labeling them as Scolopendra heros ssp 'Madrean banded' - I bought one, very nice 'pede

I’m looking for individuals with collection data and locale specificities. Sadly, even though I put the blotched, bandeds and Sonorans together, the bandeds are not what I was looking for. Lol

 

[Crom]

There are some really nice orange legged castaneiceps that seem to have more of a deep indigo hue to them also. Mine is from Texas, I could find out the locality. Not sure if its a random thing or something for d in certain areas but they are noticeably different than yellow legged varieties

 

[Hercules Hernandez]

There are some really nice orange legged castaneiceps that seem to have more of a deep indigo hue to them also. Mine is from Texas, I could find out the locality. Not sure if its a random thing or something for d in certain areas but they are noticeably different than yellow legged varieties

The orange-legged redheads are most prominent in Oklahoma and northern Texas. Larger animals do fade into black and green.