One Way to Get a Centipede To Go Into a Packing Container

[shootingman99]

BTW, would a chinese red head or blue ring be good for someone trying to get a decent size centipede with not too bad of a bite? I'll have to see what the pet store has but both those species look interesting

[cacoseraph]

@shootingman99

the blue ring is awesome. the chinese red head has a pretty gnarly bite.

[shootingman99]

@cacoseraph

Alright I do plan on attempting to hold my new pede at some point so I guess a blue-ring would be better. I'll probably end up with a couple choices but I'm not sure what they'll have at the pet store anyway.

[shootingman99]

Hey I am going to get a pet centipede in a day or two which centipede which you suggest for a first timer? I have 2 scorpions and a tarantula and some other pets but have never dealt with centipedes. Thanks!

[cacoseraph]

@shootingman99

get your centipede yet?

check out cacoseraph.exofire tod net /centis/cfaq.php#beginner

[shootingman99]

@cacoseraph

Thanks a lot man I actually didn't get my new friend yet as the guy at the pet store went to his buyer to get one and they only had some really small ones and I wanted a medium size one....but he'll have one next week he said. As you said in the guide I would like a "largish species." I have found baby scolopendra polymorpha is my backyard but I put one in a container and it almost instantenously escaped, I know have much new found respect for their escape abilities!!!!!

[Shaunnahatesyou]

:D Awesome!

[maarakailet1]

Would not wanna get tagged by that!

[TheBugFreak]

was that in the bug fair in LA hist. museum

[cacoseraph]

@TheBugFreak  yes, yes it was :D

[TheBugFreak]

@cacoseraph i went there and got a 6.5" p. pederseni from ken.

i did not see you there though.

[shootingman99]

Badass centipede!