California Centipede Enthusiasts

cacoseraph · 01-20-2006, 06:15 PM

Greetings All,

I live in southern CA (rialto at the moment) and have recently noticed a number of fellow centiheads from CA

i thought it would be kind of cool to use this thread to "meet" each other... perhaps one day we can all go tiger hunting together

Andrew ~ cacoseraph ~ cacopede

Black Hawk · 01-20-2006, 08:16 PM

hi andrew, as it turns out the only pede i have right now is a tiger that i went out and caught

i live in Carmichael, it's a suburb outside of sacramento.

Ben~Black Hawk

crashergs · 01-20-2006, 09:03 PM

I live in same city where caco lives. I just caught a beautiful tiger today about 6 inches in length.

Caco is right, its a good idea to know locals who are interested in pedes, as Im highly interested, we can all share knowledge together and hopefully one day have pedes that we can breed together, and catch some pedes.

insect714 · 02-01-2006, 04:35 PM

Hello all I am new to pedes but am VERY interested, I live in Santa Ana, CA so not really that far from crash and caco, I hope that I can learn a lot form my fellow local enthusiasts, feel free to e-amil offlist @ insect714@yahoo.com
since I am new to my area I am always up to learn about the local wilflife...

cacoseraph · 02-01-2006, 05:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by insect714

Hello all I am new to pedes but am VERY interested, I live in Santa Ana, CA so not really that far from crash and caco, I hope that I can learn a lot form my fellow local enthusiasts, feel free to e-amil offlist @ insect714@yahoo.com
since I am new to my area I am always up to learn about the local wilflife...

greetings

well, i believe you have moved into a pretty good bug area

let me think

"our" scolopendamorpha (giant) cents
myglamorpha <--- awesome link!!! lists about 50 species, with a county level distribution!
and you should also be able to find a species or two of tarantula, a number of other myglamorph (probably a trapdoor and a few other sort of shiny ones), and i'm guessing at least a dozen scorp species and subspecies

crashergs · 02-02-2006, 12:06 AM

hey there! santa ana is almost around the corner from us! ive been tryin to plan a date to see caco but weve been busy working! ill definatley email

do you have any pedes? or thinking about getting one?

currently I have an
8 1/2 inch- vietnamese de haani
5 1/2 inch- south western tiger
1 1/4 inch- tiger from i dunno where but is from cacos litter to my understanding...

insect714 · 02-02-2006, 02:17 AM

Thank you for the warm welcome, no I do not yet have any pedes at the moment. I do have a mantis and some phasmids and lots of phasmid ova incubating ( but that is a LONG process) but I am very interested in all forms of inverts, I used to be a big herps fan breeding lots of lizards, frogs and newts but have relocated here into a much smaller space. Not to mention that it seems like most of the inverts are a lot more interesting to watch, and do not take as much room so I can get away with them easier here. and thenk you for the great links I will be using them a lot, and I will prob have a lot of questions in the time too come also. Once again thanx for the warm welcome...

crashergs · 02-02-2006, 02:48 AM

arachnoboards has full of really good helpers. At one point I almost stopped searching for centipede forums, I thought I was the only one, then almost like the feeling of opening the golden gates to paradise, i found this place and people with pictures of pedes, i remember I used to see these creepers slithering through my house during summer time.

as welcomming you into the pede world, I will hunt a tiger pede for ya! its about helping others and enjoying it togehter is what i think. ill pm you when I find one so i can ship it to u or something.

by the way the pede will look like the attachment I have posted. I caught this one up the street from me last month, apparently shes hibernating she doesnt come out unless I move the thing shes under.

CHEERS!

insect714 · 02-02-2006, 05:53 PM

Thanks for that offer Crash, it is true that Arachnoboards does have some of the greatest invert people around, I do no think that I have meet a better bunch of people anywhere. I look forward to getting to know some of you better and learn from the knowledge that you have to offer. I look forward to your PM talk to you all soon.

Insect714

ftorres · 02-05-2006, 03:09 AM

Hello Guys,
My name is Francisco, I live in the LA area.
I am new to pedes and I am currently keeping.
3 neonleg centipedes
2 blue leg
1 chinese red
1 Giant arizona
2 Texan pedes
1 flagtail centipedes
3 florida multycolor pedes ?
Since I am new, don't really know the Latin names
Regards to all.
FT

insect714 · 02-05-2006, 12:20 PM

Hey FT,
You keep a lot of inverts... I have seen you in a lot of the Phasmid & Mantid areas too, that is an impressive collection in my book

nice job...

Jonathan insect714

cacoseraph · 02-06-2006, 10:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ftorres

Hello Guys,
My name is Francisco, I live in the LA area.
I am new to pedes and I am currently keeping.
3 neonleg centipedes
2 blue leg
1 chinese red
1 Giant arizona
2 Texan pedes
1 flagtail centipedes
3 florida multycolor pedes ?
Since I am new, don't really know the Latin names
Regards to all.
FT

just starting!?
i can't wait to see what you have after a while!

i meant to take inventory this weekend but didn't get around to it... i think this is close though

4 E. trigonopodus (Tanzanian blue(ring) leg)
5 E. trigonopodus or Scolopendra sp. (Tanzanian yellow leg)
3 Egyptian Emerald (S. cingulata maybe)
2 Tanzanian Tiger (S. morsitans hopefully!) 2 males, if morsitans
2 or 3 Alipes sp. (grandideri?) (feather/fan tails) living communal
1 S. subspinipes (Vietnamese)

maybe ~10 baby S. polymorpha and a few more random WC polymorpha

maybe a few more, i can't really remember
i traded a bunch without keeping track, so i'm a little vague as to what i got

cacoseraph · 04-08-2006, 04:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cacoseraph

Greetings All,

I live in southern CA (rialto at the moment) and have recently noticed a number of fellow centiheads from CA

i thought it would be kind of cool to use this thread to "meet" each other... perhaps one day we can all go tiger hunting together

Andrew ~ cacoseraph ~ cacopede

IT'S PEDE HUNTING SEASON IN SOUTHERN CA!!!

i caught five S. polymorpha tiger centipedes yesterday in about 1.5-2h, starting from 5:30pm - 7:30pm when it got too dark to see and i started blacklighting for scorps (didn't catch any with the blacklight)

CA CENTIHEADS STAND UP AND BE NOTICED

szappan · 04-08-2006, 06:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cacoseraph

4 E. trigonopodus (Tanzanian blue(ring) leg)
5 E. trigonopodus or Scolopendra sp. (Tanzanian yellow leg)
3 Egyptian Emerald (S. cingulata maybe)
2 Tanzanian Tiger (S. morsitans hopefully!) 2 males, if morsitans
2 or 3 Alipes sp. (grandideri?) (feather/fan tails) living communal
1 S. subspinipes (Vietnamese)

"And a partridge in a pear tree..."

errr... sorry, couldn't resist.

Ryan C. · 04-09-2006, 02:27 AM

Lucky caco, I was in Rialto last night at carter high school watching the kick boxing from like 5:00 to 9:00 PM, wish I could of went hunting.

01-20-2006, 06:15 PM	#1
cacoseraph ArachnoGod Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Sand Bernardino, (southern) california Posts: 7,688 My Mood:	California Centipede Enthusiasts Greetings All, I live in southern CA (rialto at the moment) and have recently noticed a number of fellow centiheads from CA i thought it would be kind of cool to use this thread to "meet" each other... perhaps one day we can all go tiger hunting together Andrew ~ cacoseraph ~ cacopede __________________ caveat emptor: i am not a doctor nor do i hold any degrees in anything... so i could be wrong MY: photoBucket \| website \| centipedes: USA State index Handling: pics videos! Southern California Invert Society SCABIES ~ SILVER IS THE NEXT BLUE!!! undercover brother for the search police

01-20-2006, 08:16 PM	#2
Black Hawk Arachnolord Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Sacramento, CA Posts: 612	hi andrew, as it turns out the only pede i have right now is a tiger that i went out and caught i live in Carmichael, it's a suburb outside of sacramento. Ben~Black Hawk __________________ "counting bodies like sheep to the rhythm of the war drums"-A Perfect Circle "unto them was given power, as the scorpions of the earth have power."-Revelations 9:3

01-20-2006, 09:03 PM	#3
crashergs Arachnobaron Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 479	Rialto here I live in same city where caco lives. I just caught a beautiful tiger today about 6 inches in length. Caco is right, its a good idea to know locals who are interested in pedes, as Im highly interested, we can all share knowledge together and hopefully one day have pedes that we can breed together, and catch some pedes.

02-01-2006, 04:35 PM	#4
insect714 Arachnosquire Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Santa Ana, CA Posts: 149 My Mood:	new to pedes Hello all I am new to pedes but am VERY interested, I live in Santa Ana, CA so not really that far from crash and caco, I hope that I can learn a lot form my fellow local enthusiasts, feel free to e-amil offlist @ insect714@yahoo.com since I am new to my area I am always up to learn about the local wilflife...

02-02-2006, 02:17 AM	#7
insect714 Arachnosquire Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Santa Ana, CA Posts: 149 My Mood:	thanks for the warm welcome Thank you for the warm welcome, no I do not yet have any pedes at the moment. I do have a mantis and some phasmids and lots of phasmid ova incubating ( but that is a LONG process) but I am very interested in all forms of inverts, I used to be a big herps fan breeding lots of lizards, frogs and newts but have relocated here into a much smaller space. Not to mention that it seems like most of the inverts are a lot more interesting to watch, and do not take as much room so I can get away with them easier here. and thenk you for the great links I will be using them a lot, and I will prob have a lot of questions in the time too come also. Once again thanx for the warm welcome...

02-02-2006, 12:06 AM	#6
crashergs Arachnobaron Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 479	hey there! santa ana is almost around the corner from us! ive been tryin to plan a date to see caco but weve been busy working! ill definatley email do you have any pedes? or thinking about getting one? currently I have an 8 1/2 inch- vietnamese de haani 5 1/2 inch- south western tiger 1 1/4 inch- tiger from i dunno where but is from cacos litter to my understanding...

02-02-2006, 02:48 AM	#8
crashergs Arachnobaron Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 479	arachnoboards has full of really good helpers. At one point I almost stopped searching for centipede forums, I thought I was the only one, then almost like the feeling of opening the golden gates to paradise, i found this place and people with pictures of pedes, i remember I used to see these creepers slithering through my house during summer time. as welcomming you into the pede world, I will hunt a tiger pede for ya! its about helping others and enjoying it togehter is what i think. ill pm you when I find one so i can ship it to u or something. by the way the pede will look like the attachment I have posted. I caught this one up the street from me last month, apparently shes hibernating she doesnt come out unless I move the thing shes under. CHEERS! Last edited by crashergs; 02-07-2006 at 03:41 AM.

02-02-2006, 05:53 PM	#9
insect714 Arachnosquire Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Santa Ana, CA Posts: 149 My Mood:	Thanks Crash Thanks for that offer Crash, it is true that Arachnoboards does have some of the greatest invert people around, I do no think that I have meet a better bunch of people anywhere. I look forward to getting to know some of you better and learn from the knowledge that you have to offer. I look forward to your PM talk to you all soon. Insect714 __________________ Every Star has a story, but not evert story has a Star....

02-05-2006, 03:09 AM	#10
ftorres Arachnobaron Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: California Posts: 487 Images: 7 My Mood:	Centipedes Hello Guys, My name is Francisco, I live in the LA area. I am new to pedes and I am currently keeping. 3 neonleg centipedes 2 blue leg 1 chinese red 1 Giant arizona 2 Texan pedes 1 flagtail centipedes 3 florida multycolor pedes ? Since I am new, don't really know the Latin names Regards to all. FT

02-05-2006, 12:20 PM	#11
insect714 Arachnosquire Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Santa Ana, CA Posts: 149 My Mood:	Hey Francisco Hey FT, You keep a lot of inverts... I have seen you in a lot of the Phasmid & Mantid areas too, that is an impressive collection in my book nice job... Jonathan insect714 __________________ Every Star has a story, but not evert story has a Star....

04-09-2006, 02:27 AM	#15
Ryan C. Arachnoprince Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Parowan, Utah, USA Posts: 1,278	Lucky caco, I was in Rialto last night at carter high school watching the kick boxing from like 5:00 to 9:00 PM, wish I could of went hunting. __________________ My Reviews \| My Photobucket "You're talking to me all wrong... It's the wrong tone. You do it again and I'll stab you in the face with a soldering iron."

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