Zephronia siamensis “Thai Giant Pill Millipede” 1” - 2”

Zephronia siamensis “Thai Giant Pill Millipede” 1” - 2”size 1 2 These Pill Millipedes require certain conditions to be kept in, and are not for your average keeper. These inverts have a specialized diet of rotting wood and decomposing plant matter. It is imperative that they are not kept on coco fiber as that can be harmful for these animals that will eat it. A high quality rich substrate or flake soil should be used, with other additives like rotten wood, oak leaves, mosses and fish flakes to add to the

Males turn bright pink and purple upon maturity

Thankfully those exports have since stopped as it couldn’t be good for the sustainability of this species in the wild

This terrestrial Peruvian spider grows to about 6 inches plus and had a awesome deep purple color all over its body

however there are pics of people handling them on iNaturalist that are a solid 2 inches or more

These were described all the way back in 1837 by French scientist Charles Walckenaer

Adequate Ventilation: 1 mm vent holes provide excellent airflow for a healthy environment

It’s unclear exactly how big this particular species gets

Do not dryclean

get big and eat every time

Described by Brazilian arachnologist Cândido Firmino de Mello-Leitão in 1971

Introducing the Treehouse Mini

There is a “gold” and “olive” morph