Trigoniulus macropygus (flame leg millipede) #flakesoil These can produce pink and

These can produce pink and full white

Benny Kästle has looked at the anatomy of these and sunset and has advised to keep these as Persimmon because they have some different characteristics from the sunset

There is a post on my Facebook page that details their care and bin

But if you could find black containers like Tupperware has with the lids those would work better

I also add Henry's flake soil 2 bags from Georgia beetles

Trigoniulus macropygus (flame leg millipede) #flakesoil These can produce pink and1 count young As I have older available the pricing will increase These will have a light yellow coloring coming in on their legs. They are around 1" 1 1 2" They get to about 4" in length as adults. These are out all the time except when they molt. They like to be kept damp with alot of leaf litter and rotting wood. The leaf layer uptop is most important. They do enjoy hiding spots from time to time.