⨂ Goliath Blue Leg Millipede, (Balustreptus sp. "Blue Leg") Lamprima which is native to the

which is native to the opposite end of the continent

The nymphs and adults feed mainly on fruits

The larvae feed on decaying wood and leaf litter in L1

of a rhinoceros beetle species that holds the world record for being the second heaviest insect in the world

⨂ Goliath Blue Leg Millipede, (Balustreptus sp. "Blue Leg") Lamprima which is native to theCommon name Goliath Blue Leg Millipede Scientific name Balustreptus sp. "Blue Leg" (often missold as Alienostreptus bicoloripes) The listing is for 1x animal, of a giant species of millipede that is famous for its huge size and grey blue legs that are contrasted by a shiny black body. This is a giant species where fully grown adults can reach 20+ cm in length. These are F1 2024 CAPTIVE BRED juveniles from my collection. The adults that are available