I found this little girl near a park the other night when I was bored and decided to go bug hunting. This is in Eugene, Oregon. I was wondering if anyone can help me identify what species she might be? I have her in a ten gallon tank at the moment, with some dead leaves, some mushy fruit and have been misting it reguarly. She is doing awesome. I must admit she is a very active girl, always on the go. Any help would be appreciated.
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Can someone help me indentify her?
RompingRatties
Apr 12, 2005 04:46 PM
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robtszymanski
Jul 22, 2005 02:05 AM
I collect specimens here in Humboldt County (N. Calif) that look just like that. The one you show in the photo, is it no bigger than 3 inches long? Probably a Tyboles species. I collected quite a few of those for Jerry G.Walls from 1996-1999 for a book he put out "The Proper Care for Giant Millipedes". He mentions my name and others who collected specimens for his photos/book. The photo's are awesome and very colourful. The book came out in Feb 2000. Check it out. Robert Szymanski
