Jeeeeesus. I just got my very first galapagoensis yesterday, sitting at around 22cm I reckon. It's the biggest I've owned. Previous was my first centipede, an orange leg dehaani, around 20cm.
very nice.........makes me want anotherI think born in 2013, big and old
I don't recommend handling, it's that this one is old and predictable, kind of slow to be defensive. That's an immature Hisser it's eating.
I would LOVE to see some dimensions on that specimen. Absolutely stunning pede!I think born in 2013, big and old
I don't recommend handling, it's that this one is old and predictable, kind of slow to be defensive. That's an immature Hisser it's eating.
Is it still living?I think born in 2013, big and old
I don't recommend handling, it's that this one is old and predictable, kind of slow to be defensive. That's an immature Hisser it's eating.
Yeah but it's "older" now. It was captive born over here and I got rid of too many males and so wasn't able to breed again. I'm just not set up for doing something like that atm but I plan to try again later.
) anyway, I was going to ask what size that Galapagoensis is. I think mine is actually only touching 20cm yet looks massive, so would be nice to get a reference point.