Well, I'm going to buy two exo terras and some 7-9 platymeris sp. "Mombo" next week and the guy asked me today if I want a free feathertail with the purchase So next week I'm getting an Alipes sp "Feathertail"
Picture from google
pluto Leiurus
Number of posts : 2647 Age : 40 Location : Next to Manneke Pis Registration date : 2011-04-16
"Some scolopendromorphs are anatomically and behaviorly intriguing, for example species of the African genus Alipes, which have large, leaf-like terminal legs that vibrate rapidly from side to side when disturbed to produce a rustling or fluttering sound."
Kewl!
Streettrash Androctonus
Number of posts : 1836 Age : 39 Location : United States Registration date : 2011-04-14
They seem pretty cool. Heard they aren't as agressive as other pedes. Happy that it will be my first centipede. Allthough I originally wanted my first pede to be hardwickey ^^
Scorpion19981000 Administrator
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Subject: Re: Scolopendra subspinipes 10/5/2011, 7:31 am
pluto Leiurus
Number of posts : 2647 Age : 40 Location : Next to Manneke Pis Registration date : 2011-04-16
Subject: Re: Scolopendra subspinipes 10/5/2011, 8:36 am
They wiggle like mad with them. Did you know centipedes can swim like, like a snake for real. Crazy fast even!
There s a video of one on youtube:
THis one, dont bother the comments, just see it swim lol
*~BEX~* Administrator
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martin goss has a pretty convincing argument for keeping centipedes: http://www.martingoss.co.uk/photogallery/Centipedes_large/Scolopendra_hardwickei.jpg
definitely one i would like to have... oh god i see where this is going...
pluto Leiurus
Number of posts : 2647 Age : 40 Location : Next to Manneke Pis Registration date : 2011-04-16
So next week I'm getting an Alipes sp "Feathertail" 
I'm guessing they have something to do with mating or sexual dimorphism. Maybe they secrete some kind of smell or something 
