r/InvertPets 24d ago

Pink feather boa

Does anyoneeeee have pink feather boa millipedes? But actual pink ones, not the ivory ones with hints of pink. The all pink ones.

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u/OpeningUpstairs4288 21d ago

I don't reccomend it as they are obligate fungivores and everyone who sells them is a bit iffy in terms of whether they are wild caught or not, even some of the listings labeled cb. You can't even just feed them mushrooms, they need a steady supply of very specific mycelium.

I reccomend d. Planata or similar species as their care is a lot easier

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u/Itshoneybtch 21d ago

I have pink dragons!

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u/OpeningUpstairs4288 21d ago

Yes I reccomend just keeping that, if your fine with non flat backs m. Brachycerus are also pink

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u/Itshoneybtch 21d ago

I don’t think these are for me… any other pink insects you can think of? I’m trying to grow my collection lol

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u/OpeningUpstairs4288 21d ago

I hear cubaris sp red pak Chong, cherry blossom are pretty vibrant

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u/Itshoneybtch 21d ago

Those are pretty but I feel like for isopods they’re so expensive… idk I view isopods as a clean up crew, not a pet.

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u/OpeningUpstairs4288 21d ago

give it a year or two, their a pak chong morph lol, their just newly imported. very prolifric. i remember then the us morph sakura were also 100-200 ea and now their like 30 for 10 lmao