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For Sale Scolopendra heros castaneicepes Female

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This girl is 6" excluding the terminal legs and antennae. She is a little feisty. Asking $75 plus shipping.
 
Here's one. She started to move when I took it. Email me for more.

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$75 is way too much for a domestic species. I pay $20 for 9"+ giant south pacific pedes.
Why are they $75? There from United States. I think they are that rare. Another guy on here is selling 6" tiger centipedes for $12. What's with the $75???
 
I hope you're not like the guy I saw at the local reptile expo selling huntsman spiders for $40 dollars. Because if they are worth $40 dollars I've squished about $50000 worth.
 
You're clearly ignorant to the market of these animals. The price of S. heros is made by the availability and size of the animal, unlike S. polymorpha which can be found many places and attains 6" generally. The huntsman spiders were likely not domestic, but they sure could've been. Your S. subspinipes and deehani are cheap and will likely be for a long time due to the fact that they're imported in large quantities often and many come in gravid.
 
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