Golden Bracelet Millipede

Millipedes

MOQ 100 head

Partners Only

4 – 7 cm body length (slender cambalopsid)

Non-venomous detritivore. Coils tightly when disturbed and may secrete mild defensive quinones; harmless to people. Wash hands after handling.

Humid forest and cave-mouth / karst habitats of Thailand. Trachyjulus is a widespread, mostly cavernicolous cambalopsid genus in Thailand, with many narrowly endemic species; lives among leaf litter, rotting wood and limestone crevices. 0 – 900 m.

Decaying leaf litter, rotten wood, fungi and guano-enriched humus. A nocturnal detritivore.

22 – 27 °C ambient — 21 °C cool end

80 – 90 %. Keep substrate consistently moist (these are humidity-loving cave-margin millipedes); mist regularly with good airflow.

None required (nocturnal / cave-associated).

Rotten hardwood and leaf litter as staples, with occasional vegetables, fruit and a calcium source. Top up as eaten.

Terrestrial. 6 – 10 cm of moist substrate (coir, rotten wood, leaf litter) over a 25 × 25 cm footprint, with cork-bark and limestone-style hides. Communal-friendly.

Docile, slow and very secretive; coils and hides constantly. A display species rather than a handling one.