Anadenobolus arboreus gundlachi "orange spotted white tree millipede" #flakesoil I give them plenty of

I give them plenty of rotting wood and food year round

Some leaf litter too

10ct mix of albino T- vulgare

The most important part of keeping these is to not allow them to dry out and to keep them in a bin that gives you room to add into it every month

They deplete alot of soil all the time and they eat ALOT of rotting wood

Anadenobolus arboreus gundlachi "orange spotted white tree millipede" #flakesoil I give them plenty ofYoung millipede around 1 2" or so This is an opportunity to raise some and not pay an exorbitant price on them. These will be small than I usually send out they dint have their orange spots in yet but they will do fine. They seem to spend most of their time in soil right now. Id start them in something smaller and work your way up as they grow. They like a pretty good humidity. I give them a dry area and lichen stick to climb if they want.