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can they overpower small mealworms I have those I was trying to culture but they haven’t pupated yet . The pedes are larger then the worms. The big one is 2”. I don’t have enough dubia right now to feed off many baby nymphs .They are just about the easiest centipedes out there, and can even be kept communally if you feed them enough or culture a feeder in their enclosure with them. They aren't too picky about food either, any insect smaller than themselves that they can overpower is on the menu. Keep their substrate slightly moist (Not damp or wet) and keep them well fed and they'll do well for you. I'd also recomend adding more substrate, as making it deeper makes it easier to keep the moisture levels right.
Im keeping the big one I set the other 3 free . Because it eats mealworms they don’t . I’m just going to get a giant pede or some sort next instead of wasting my time catching these tiny things. Could be a while though ..til I can even add any non t inverts to my collection.Yeah mealworms will work. If you're really worried you can pre-kill them, Stone centipedes are happy to scavenge recently dead prey
Is feeding it once a month fine I forgot the last day I fed it .Yeah mealworms will work. If you're really worried you can pre-kill them, Stone centipedes are happy to scavenge recently dead prey
Yeah I might set it free it’s so small 1-2” and hard to feed I gotta use meal worms .. I need a giant pede someday but I can’t get one now. Are they just like tarantulas except faster??Make sure it doesn’t dry out
I felt bad for the poor thing and set it free I’d rather get a giant pede when the funds allow .Make sure it doesn’t dry out
If you decide to get another one, be sure to keep it wet. I tried keeping some, and they died the next dayI felt bad for the poor thing and set it free I’d rather get a giant pede when the funds allow .