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Thailand Pink Dragon Millipede

Thailand Pink Dragon Millipede

Thailand Pink Dragon Millipedes are a brilliantly colored and highly sought-after species known for their intense neon-pink bodies and dramatic “dragon-like” silhouette. Scientifically identified as Antheromorpha uncinata, they are native to Thailand’s humid forest regions, where they inhabit leaf-litter-rich environments.

Their nickname comes from the pronounced, spiked lateral extensions (paranota) along each body segment. These flared edges create a fierce, armored appearance—almost like tiny dragons—while their vibrant pink coloration serves as a natural warning signal to predators in the wild.

 

Care Info

  • Organic topsoil (no fertilizers or chemicals)

  • Decaying hardwood (white rotted wood preferred)

  • Crushed leaf litter

  • Sphagnum moss mixed in for moisture

  •  Eating Yams and Fish food

The substrate should make up the majority of their diet, so it must contain decomposing wood and leaves—not just soil.

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$15.75

Original: $45.00

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Thailand Pink Dragon Millipede

$45.00

$15.75

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Thailand Pink Dragon Millipedes are a brilliantly colored and highly sought-after species known for their intense neon-pink bodies and dramatic “dragon-like” silhouette. Scientifically identified as Antheromorpha uncinata, they are native to Thailand’s humid forest regions, where they inhabit leaf-litter-rich environments.

Their nickname comes from the pronounced, spiked lateral extensions (paranota) along each body segment. These flared edges create a fierce, armored appearance—almost like tiny dragons—while their vibrant pink coloration serves as a natural warning signal to predators in the wild.

 

Care Info

  • Organic topsoil (no fertilizers or chemicals)

  • Decaying hardwood (white rotted wood preferred)

  • Crushed leaf litter

  • Sphagnum moss mixed in for moisture

  •  Eating Yams and Fish food

The substrate should make up the majority of their diet, so it must contain decomposing wood and leaves—not just soil.

(Please Read Shipping Policy)

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