Millipedes		common name (scientific name)
		African Giant Millipede (Archispirostreptus gigas)
		White Footed Millipede (Gluttonous beauts)
		Red-banded White-leg Millipede (?)
		Canadian Flat Millipede (???)
		Flat Yellow Leg Millipede (Apheloria tigana)
		Millipede (Narceus americanus)

Introduction to Millipedes.

There are about 10 000 named species world wide! They thrive every where, from the level of the sea, to the level of 2 500 and 2 800m above the sea level, specie like Trimerophorella nivicomes and Trimerophorella niger. Millipedes are strictly plant eaters. They thrive and breed under mulch, tree litter and bark gardens, and tend to spend the hotter months in these places. In the wild they eat rotting vegetation. Millipedes appear to be above ground creatures, but are known to occupy the first 10 cm of a soft soil surface. They are known to live as long as 8-10 years. Great pets, good for responsible children, and good garbage disposals for the whole family. The current known millipede that have the most leggs is Illacme plenipes, up to 750 legs. The current known millipede that got the lest amount of legs is Polyxenus lagurus, up to 24 legs. Bouth of Scaphistostreptus seychellarum and Graphidostreptus gigas are the worlds longest millipedes.

Wanted Species

Brown millipede
Pink Legged Millipedes
Chocolate Legged Millipedes
Fire Millipedes
Flat millipede (Nigeria)
Flat millipede (Tanzania)
Green Body Millipedes
Pink Body Millipedes
Pinky Legged Millipedes
Red Body Millipedes
Red Legged Millipedes
Rusty millipede
Small Black Millipedes
Small Yellow Stripped Millipedes
Spanish millipede
Spider millipede
Yellow Legged Millipedes
Zebra millipede