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Tokesalot

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I just bought a female for my other Giant African Millipede. :hump:

Can't really see her in whole, but she's a whoppin' 12.75 inches:mrgreen:
 

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craca102

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Why did you buy a Millipede? just wondering don't hear to much people saying that they bought a millipede!
 

Steve

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cool! Exotic pets (I guess thats what you'd call it) are awesome!

I had a wicked pink toe tarantula named molly
 

Tokesalot

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my college thesis is based on the northwest soil foodweb, millipedes play a huge roll in it. I have tons, and i seen these and i love 'em. So i collect em.:blsmoke:
 

rkm

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I just bought a female for my other Giant African Millipede. :hump:

Can't really see her in whole, but she's a whoppin' 12.75 inches:mrgreen:
OOps, I saw something like that crawling across the floor the other night, I picked it up and threw it in my fish tank. The triggers loved it.
 

rkm

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yea man are you going to have little milapied babies all over the place?
is it a nigger triger ??? :)... crazy people... name a fish a nigger triger...
http://research.kahaku.go.jp/zoology/Fishes_of_Bitung/images_data/pb220_01.jpg


LMAO. Its a Niger not a nigger. But no, those are one of the most docile triggers. I have a huma huma, clown, and a queen. Total predator fish, they are awesome to watch, nature at its purest. And trust me, those fish do get more attention than my plants, I have too much money invested in keeping those babies alive.
 

EarthlyPassions

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Attack fish? Millipedes? Goodness! Why don't you just get a pet bear and be done with it?
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I always wanted a pet bear. A nice one.
 

tckfui

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I'm going to get a pet serval in a few years... there big whiled cats about the size of a german Shepard... but they have small mouths and small heads... so hopfuly it wont maim me too bad...
 

Tokesalot

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wait a minute. you bought him a her? will they breed?

Yah. They will. :D



Notice the white blob. I call it "The love sac" Thats how babies are made in the world of millipedes. Females have the gonads. males..dont. they have the love sac, I havent gotten to examine them much.

But i will have babies:blsmoke:
 

tckfui

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woa... what... you just bought her yesterday, and already there planing on having children... I'm glad I'm not a millipeid for more than one reason now...
how many babies will they have? hundreds?
how big will they be? will they get out and get in your house?
 

Tokesalot

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females can produce up to 2000 offspring. and they cannot escpape. i plan on selling them to the local pet shop. for $15 a piece. :mrgreen: thats the avg rate.

a giant African millipede can growth past 12 inches easy :blsmoke:
 

tckfui

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woa... 15 a piece... up to 2000 from 2... hmmm... I think this is the begening of my milepied breading days :) haha

I dont rememeber if you said this already but. ... um I forgot what I was going to say... oh yea. how much did you pay for her... and him? are females more or vise versa?
 

Tokesalot

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Both were 15 a piece.

I took an old fish tank, put in 4 inches of soil, some dead leaves some peat moss.

They can eat dog food for protein

They love cucumbers more then anything.

They eat dead leaves for Ca/CO2.

The only hard thing was finding a pet shop that has them already.


PS if you live in Canada, you have to have a Federal Permit to own them :(

It took me a week to find a exotic pet shop that carried them. Then I had to drive almost halfway across Oregon to get each of them.
 

fdd2blk

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Both were 15 a piece.

I took an old fish tank, put in 4 inches of soil, some dead leaves some peat moss.

They can eat dog food for protein

They love cucumbers more then anything.

They eat dead leaves for Ca/CO2.

The only hard thing was finding a pet shop that has them already.

It took me a week to find a exotic pet shop that carried them. Then I had to drive almost halfway across Oregon to get each of them.

that's it? no lights? heating pads? nothing? just a tank and some moss?
 

scias

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i wish i didnt understand the reference "this one's for fdd"
that article is an image ill never get out of my mind
 
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