Smokey Oak Millipede (Narceus gordanus) Size:Juvenile (Approx. 3/4-1 3/4”) Smokey oak millipedes (Narceus gordanus)

Smokey oak millipedes (Narceus gordanus)

Rainwater killifish are a schooling species and do well when kept in groups

Will accept a wide-variety of foods in captivity

Marble acharas are beautiful and impressive catfish

This species does well communally when give an appropriate amount of space and food

Smokey Oak Millipede (Narceus gordanus) Size:Juvenile (Approx. 3/4-1 3/4”) Smokey oak millipedes (Narceus gordanus)Smokey oak millipedes (Narceus gordanus), also referred to as smokey ghost millipedes, are native to the southeastern US and are our thickest native millipede species. They are easy to care for and do well in groups as well as with some other species of millipedes. Millipedes require a substrate that consists of natural, nutritious, and digestible ingredients with ample amounts of decaying hardwood leaves and rotting wood. Avoid any coconut husk fiber