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10-29-12, 07:57 AM	#1
Kavyrie Member Join Date: Aug-2012 Location: Winchester Age: 31 Posts: 231 Country:	Desert Millipedes As well as the Axolotl I got some desert millipedes as well. I've always been fascinated with millipedes, especially the big ones. They won't get as big as their african cousins, but these guys are pretty neat. I got two females and a male, the male is the darkest of the three and the most active. __________________ [3.0 Ball Pythons , 2 normal 1 mojave] [0.1 Hypo Corn Snake] [1.1 Normal and Anery Kenyan Sand Boas] [0.1 Brazilian Rainbow Boa] [1.0 Western Hognose] [0.0.1 Dumerils Boa] [1.0 Fiance]

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