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What is a American Giant Millipede? also how do you take care of it and house it? do they hibernate in captivity? will mark the

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notka56 [123]3 years ago
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american giant millipede are large terrestrial animals that inhabit forest and agricultural areas of eastern north america during cold, winter months, they hibernate they do not bite or carry any diseases. for housing millipedes will do great in plastic bins or glass aquarium they can be housed together they do not need decorations they need shelter. a slab of cork bark will provide them a place to dig under and hide.

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