Bud watching

[Erythrone]

My pet t-rex, fell out of pot while watering this morning, I put it back when I finished

We raise some t-rex here too. :rollhappy: My boyfriend learned to kill only millipedes, not the t-rex! It was difficult for him at first I must say :wink:

 

[troy]

Thats a baby the mother last I saw was in my harold koopowitz, that one scared me at first, I immeadatly googled it to my surprise found it's on my side, so I put it back. that one was 2 inches long

 

[17andgrowing]

Lol

 

[Erythrone]

Thats a baby the mother last I saw was in my harold koopowitz, that one scared me at first, I immeadatly googled it to my surprise found it's on my side, so I put it back. that one was 2 inches long

How did you know it was his mother? Maybe it was his father!

 

[troy]

Lol... just a guess

 

[troy]

Good question wonder how they reproduce?

 

[troy]

I just resesrched their reproduction and found it amazing the amount of time it takes. the male to dance and pursuade the female to take up spermatos, then care of the eggs till they hatch..... interesting..

 

[NYEric]

If they eat snails and slugs I'll buy him from you!

 

[troy]

Lol.. I was wandering the same thing

 

[Trithor]

What do they eat?

 

[Erythrone]

http://www.ipm.ucdavis.edu/PMG/PESTNOTES/pn7472.html

Extract:

House centipedes are actually beneficial, as they capture flies, cockroaches, and other small household pests. They never damage plants or household items.

According to this link, they can eat slugs:
http://www.omafra.gov.on.ca/english/crops/hort/news/grower/2004/10gn04a1.htm