African Giant Millepede (Archispirostreptus gigas) wk_end_auction Breeding Mecynorhina oberthuri in captivity

Breeding Mecynorhina oberthuri in captivity involves ensuring the right conditions for egg-laying and larval development

Females are prolific

and simple objects for them to cling onto and climb around

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such as leaf litter and rotting wood

African Giant Millepede (Archispirostreptus gigas) wk_end_auction Breeding Mecynorhina oberthuri in captivitySpecies Summary: Diet: Flake soil, decaying plant matter, fruits, and vegetables Lifespan: 7 10 years Environment Requirement: warm and humid Care difficulty: 1 10 Wild Caught Species Info: Archispirostreptus gigas, commonly known as the giant African millipede, is one of the largest millipede species in the world. Native to the tropical and subtropical regions of East Africa, particularly in countries like Tanzania, Mozambique, and Kenya, this