Myriapod hunting.

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Is this serious right now? Guy gets on Internet and instead of using it to search centipede or millipedes, he logs onto monsterfishkeepers.com and asks us? ROFLMAO




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Chizzle said:
Check some of the reptile shops, I have seen both at this place near smoke ranch and decatur. (Only joking, but serious!)

No idea where to find one legitimately in town, I remember finding them in rotting logs in california. Mt charleston or some of our local parks might be worth a shot

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Hahaha I guess I can do that, but I'm broke and saving up for some bichirs


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ballinouttacntrol said:
Is this serious right now? Guy gets on Internet and instead of using it to search centipede or millipedes, he logs onto monsterfishkeepers.com and asks us? ROFLMAO




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Quite serious right now. I don't see any joke present in this thread besides you and the other troll a couple posts above me. It doesn't hurt anyone to get opinions from people that might be more experienced in finding centipedes than me. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯


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I guess my joke kind of went over your head

it was more poking fun at the guy in your chemistry thread calling you a cheater and having others do your work for you

oh well, I thought it was funny
 
SumoNinja said:
I guess my joke kind of went over your head

it was more poking fun at the guy in your chemistry thread calling you a cheater and having others do your work for you

oh well, I thought it was funny
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i was about to say, damn mfk has become a trollfest lol my bad for going off, trolling really irks me sometimes
 
Fly to NJ head to my basement and have your pick - but honestly anyone that has an older house with a basement that has some kind of dampness should serve you well.
 
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