Giant Thai Orange Millipede, Thyropygus sp. Ban Chak Ngaeo | Captive Bred

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Giant Thai Orange Millipede, Thyropygus sp. Ban Chak Ngaeo | Captive BredGiant Thai Orange Millipede, Thyropygus sp. Ban Chak Ngaeo First Time Bred in the U. S. Winter 2025 C. B. Babies will be ready in Late Winter 2026. Species Max Size 6" to 7" This large and robust species is new to the USA as of 2025, and a color locale variation of Thyropygus, from the Ban Chak Ngaeo village in Eastern Thailand. Large thick bright intense solid orange body, orange legs, orange antennae can you say ORANGE? Man these are badass. The

Why Keep Sumatran Goliath Yellow Leg Millipedes

Quick movement

active and alert personality

this hardy and calm tarantula has been a favorite among keepers for decades

• 2 – Vivarium Naturals Bio-Thrive Millipede Substrate 3 lb

cork bark or branches for web attachment

Because of its small size

Dried Watermelon

our Thai Rainbow Millipedes are carefully acclimated

while adults typically feed every 7–10 days depending on size and feeding response

Moisture-retentive substrate

Calcium Fortified