Giant Millipede, The Best Pet Invertebrate?
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- Опубліковано 30 жов 2020
- Millipedes, unlike their cousins the centipedes, do not have venom, and are generally very peaceful little arthropods. But do the giant millipedes make good pets, and are they the best pet invertebrates for you?
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Omg the bloopers at the end are so cute!!!!😂😂
Yay I've been noticed!
anxiety fish i always kook forward to those! they are just funny, lol.
he was so fast on the seashore bit
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Clint and his new friend the millipede 😄🐛
Giant centipede: Nope rope
Giant millipede: Fine line
Centipedes are the biggest assholes of all insect life while Millipedes are their nice, sweet distant cousins that everyone prefers over them by virtue of not being giant assholes.
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Dope rope
@@joshuakim5240 truer words never been said before.
fine line? No, they're quite fat. I suppose that's fine though...
i love millipedes but man i swear this guy could convince me that mosquitos are cool
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mosquitoes are 5/5 handleability
Yeah and all you gotta do is let them suck! They aren't hard to take care of at all! Just painfully itchy!
Sure there pesky but i wouldn't say there uncool as a species. A mass breeding flying, swarming, vampiric insects able to eradicate whole populations of other species thousands of times larger than themselves. All in the single-minded goal of reproduction.
Spawn, feed, infect and repeat in a perpetual cycle that even with all mans technology today we still cannot stop there endless predation of our very blood...
Id say there pretty kick ass creature to me.
@@xion1305 modern technology is infact able to make them extinct but we dont because it will harm the ecosystems that are dependent on it.
No force in the known universe can break this man's smile.
In a universe where toxicognaths didn't exist it would be that no force in the known universe can break this man''s frown.
Millipede: I want nothing to do with my horrifying, sadistic cousin.
Centipede: I want nothing to do with my wormy, wimpy cousin.
Millipede and Centipede: There is no love lost between us!!
Lol
Pauropods and Symphylans: Why doesn't anybody pay attention to us just because we are tiny and lame :(
@@PixelstarWASD theyre cute
Cute
There’s something so nice and relaxing about watching their legs move; I have such a soft spot for them!
I totally agree!
Ikr the legs coordinate like so cool
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I mean it's neat seeing them leggy move but something about it unsettles me. I just don't trust things with that many legs.
@@Hellknight101 Very relaxing to have them on you generally. I am arachnophobe though so occasionally a slit second spider alert flashes through my brain and then I remember it is NOT a spider and I'm fine again lol.
Well these are really cute and chill, so guess I'm finally considering an invertebrate now. Clint is slowly expanding my tastes in ways that ensures my family will never want to visit me.
Clint's (and Snake Discovery's) jumping spider videos were why I now have a couple of local Marpissa muscosa spiders in enclosures on my desk. They are, indeed, the ideal WFH desk pet. There's something incredibly therapeutic after a morning doing paperwork about watching a spider murder something.
Because of Clint, I caught a jumping spider that was in my kitchen!!
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yep my giant millipede is arriving in 2 days LOL
i have two ivory millipedes coming to me because of this video, and i’m heavily considering a blue death feigning beetle once i set up a floating tank~
"And is it the best excuse to talk about Toxicognaths for you?"
I’m dead
Dead? Is it because of a lethal payload of venom from toxicognaths?
@@justiciar1964 haha that was good!
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Yeah, I loved that. :)
I love that you include arthropods.
You need to sell T-shirts that say "Toxicognaths!".
YES WE DO! (If for no other reason than to give you an excuse to talk about them).
“I wanna take just a moment to say TOXICOGNATHS.” PLEASE make this shirt!!!
@@TheSambrandy or "ask me about Toxicognaths"
@@ClintsReptiles oh, please do it Clint!
I WOULD TOTALLY WEAR THAT
Myrapoda in snake speak
Giant Centipedes= mambas with legs
Giant Millipedes= ball pythons with legs
That’s insanely accurate!
@@heysaucemikehere1804 I wouldn’t say 100% accurate because after all ball pythons do have “legs”
huh?
@@marti-greciaodalyz77 Some snakes, such as pythons and boa constrictors, have small, vestigial legs beneath their skin and tiny, claw-like spurs on each side of the cloaca, which include the remnants of what used to be leg bones
theirs also legless lizards. unlike snakes they have eyelids and ears.
@@TheSimmr001 I had a boa constrictor which grew to be 10 feet long. he was the friendliest snake i've ever known. however, when he got to that size i gave to a friend to breed. Now, millipedes are very comfortable and calming when they walk up and down your arm. for some reason, they seem to absorb your anxiety . however, i've never come accros a snake as you describe.
The Millipede is like the weed smoking, chill cousin of the centipede that moved to San Francisco to become a therapist
He could be my therapist, I feel like I'd benefit from his wisdom
Liberal millipede
Ya know, I thought I was terrified on millipedes, really did. Realized now that I'm afraid of centipedes and you're really selling me on buying a millipede. They're so cool!
Edit: This video sold me on it, I've now owned 5 millipedes for the better part of a month.
Awww how are the babies doing?
@@iwashere3167 Good! I frequently see the two biggest ones on the surface and they're constantly up to something. The smaller 3 I only see every month or so for a week at a time, but they're vibin' underground.
Same, I got three chocolate ones yesterday
I saw five on the (external) wall of my school a few weeks ago.
What kind of millis you got? 😍
January will be a year that I've owned millipedes
I had the truly huge African millipedes before they got banned. Excellent pet bugs that my kid adored playing with. One thing Clint doesn't mention is that most millipedes come with tiny mites on them. These too are harmless and won't leave the bug to jump onto you. It's a symbiotic relationship that benefits both critters. As long as the mite population isn't for some reason too numerous, it's beneficial to the millipede. Just don't freak out if you see tiny bugs on your much larger bug.
I heard you like bugs...
@@carrieseymour5197 You heard right
What species is this one?
Bonus bugs
I used to have a giant millipede. Its name was Googol. It lived in my bathroom since the humidity there was perfect.
Nice!
@@ClintsReptiles Thank you! Unfortunately Googol had to be rehomed when I moved to Japan. Here we have house centipedes though. Are you familiar with them? They are not dangerous to humans, but they do have super long legs that up the creepy crawlie factor. Plus they have compound eyes and in Japanese are called “geji geji.”
@@KarlyNakashima I had one of those once in my place when I lived in Japan... Freaked me out 😅. But much better than when a mukade crawled out of my shower drain.... 😰
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My first pet was actually a giant millipede! Sadly though since I was a clumsy child (only around 6 years old at the time) his exoskeleton wasn't enough to protect me literally falling on him. RIP chubby the millipede. Would love to own another one though now that I can actually care for animals.
No wonder this guy is a biologist, you can tell he's so passionate in every video. You're awesome man, your enthusiasm is unparalleled.
This is how high school teachers should be not miserable mfs
@sal.h4833 if I barely got paid and had to deal with students not paying attention when I'm speaaking, I would be a little grouchy too 💀
@@Arsonimp Lol good point
!Important!: You get more than just the millipede. All of them have special little mites that live on them. These mites are passed down from mother to child because they lay their eggs with the millipede when she lays hers. they are beneficial parasites that clean their surface and destroy other harmful parasites. If you kill them or if they die off it is bad for your pet.
The same kind of mites most people try get rid of in reptile keeping or different mites?
@flamezwrld it's a group of species specific to Millipedes. They lay their eggs on the Millipede eggs, and they hatch together. So they are passed down from one generation to another like a keepsake
It is very similar but not the same species as other beneficial parasite relationships like with reptiles l, insects, and fish.
@@justinsander7654 I see. I know a lot of people often hate mites in the reptile hobby and try to get rid of them. I just wouldn’t want these mites from the millipede to spread to my reptile enclosures.
I dont usually like crawlies like these, but clint seems to make them look adorable and fun. they're quite cute, actually, that i watch this video.
I won't lie, when you said "That can desiccate faster than you can say toxicognath's" I thought to myself "man, you might not want to be holding that thing lest you get poo'd on" before my brain processed he said desiccate, not defecate... =P
They do make adorable little poo balls from time to time.
"Is a dung beetle the right pet invertebrate for you?"
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It's dull colour indicates that it is slightly dehydrated. Just mist one side more and they will quickly begin to rehydrate.
Good to know, thanks!
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This man is adorable. He's like a brilliantly smart child in a grown man's body, in the _best way possible!_
I love watching them walk, it's satisfying.
Giant Centipede: "GET IT AWAY FROM ME"
Giant Millipede: "awww hi little buddy aren't u a cutie"
"Cute Little Detritus-Eating Leg Monster, Best Pet Non-Toxocognathed Leggy-Boi?"
That is a better title.
I would like to nominate octopus for the leggy boi category; they also lack toxicognaths and desiccate easily 😄
@@katelillo1932 I thought octopuses had arms, not legs. And that they were venomous, even though they do not use toxicognaths to deliver the bad news.
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This video has convinced my mom that I should get a giant millipede.
I got an African giant recently! She is the cutest thing and so fun to hold 🥺
A couple of tips about keeping them is that you shouldn't use substrate that has coconut products of any type and their enclosure should be at least as tall as they are long, the same for width, and the long side of the tank should be twice as long as their length.
why no coconut?
@@littelcreatchure506They are not able to digest it!
Clint, you're a genius. I loved the line about toxicognaths.
"For starters, they lack toxicognaths; however, they still give you an opportunity to talk about toxicognaths since you get to tell people that they don't have toxicognaths."
.. And then the lead into the conclusion of "... So if what you want is a cute little detritus-eating leg monster that can desiccate as fast as you can say toxicognates, then the giant millipede might be the perfect pet invertebrate for you."
Absolutely brilliant.
Centipede: Nature's horrific nightmare
Millipede: Wiener Rollie-Polie
Many people I know call them "Waschmaschinenschlauch", wich is the German word for the black tubes of washing machines xD
And if you're honest they look quite similar when adult 😅
Damn, that's a mouthful
Hello fellow German. I just need to greet, everyzime I meet a fellow German on english language UA-cam :) Hallo ach hab ein Deuschen gefunden!
That is actually a cool name for a millipede pet. Waschmaschinenschlauch
I had one of these as a kid. My sister found one of those washing machine tubes, whipped it out in front of me (making it squirm realistically), and took a biiig bite. Gave me quite a fright haha.
That word is as long as a millipede.
Clint: *learns a word*
also Clint: UNLIMITED *TOXICOGNATS*
This guy is so bloody wholesome that even the comments are wholesome. That's, like, seriously impressive on UA-cam.
Another great option that's less costly than the giant millipede is the ivory millipede; I have been thinking about getting some soon due to their easy care and low costs.
Clint, you and your videos are to my depression what a hungry millipede is to a watermelon. Instant annihilation. Thank you for that. And happy Halloween to you and your family!
Best pet ever! Just put some new branches inside and now they are curiously exploring (yes, you can actually see it when they are excited). I can keep watching them for so long and they are so easy to keep, I'd give them a 5/5 ❤
this has been my most wanted animal since i learned of them when i was 14 and i am so jealous seeing clint hold one. i wish they weren't so difficult to find. millipedes are the best easy therapy critters and i used to bring my favorite to high school with me on bad days
You can tell this man is hella interested in what he does. It makes everything even better
I love how genuine and passionate this guy is toward bugs lmao
I go to hold one of these as a child at a reptile expo and fell in love. Haven't forgotten about it since-- feels like a comb that crawls! Happy you guys got to review them
Millipedes do not need water bowls, they could drown even in very shallow water and will be hydrated enough by simply keeping the substrate moist and misting every few days depending on the amount of ventilation (more ventilation means more frequent misting). I have never kept A. gigas (the pede in the video) but I keep many US native species. Clint mentions that they can be given 'small amounts of meat' but I assume he means protein, such as fish flakes or pre-killed insects. I'm sure they could eat meat, but the smell (and the pests attracted to it) would definitely be unpleasant. Clint also did not mention a defense mechanism that most millipedes have; when stressed or scared they can secrete an irritating chemical from the sides of their body that can stain your skin. It smells unpleasant and in some extreme cases may cause itching or burning. In my experience they don't do this often (they will poop on you first more often than not), but its important to know. Also important note about handling: NEVER hold them more than a few inches from the ground as even a short fall can easily kill them. Clint had me on edge for the whole video with the way he was handling it.
Hope this was helpful to anyone interested in keeping millipedes! They are very lovely pets and I'm glad Clint is showing one off, super cute :)
Such a respectful and informative comment. Thank you so much!
Yes! I was surprised he didn't mention the various secretions 😅. We have the American giant millipedes living here natively and always make sure to wash our hands after handling. Never had any issues though, they are pretty chill.
I'm so happy you're covering millipedes! When I kept them (smaller species, not the giant ones) they didn't like to drink out of a dish so I would spray water on the sides of their enclosure and they would climb over the sides and eat the bubbles. It was very cute.
Thank you for this video, Clint! I used to have one of these guys about 15 years ago named Peetie, and he was such an amazing dude. Unfortunately, he escaped one day when his lid wasn't secured and he passed before I could find him. I would love to have another one, if they weren't so expensive now that they've stopped importation. I personally love the way their legs feel, kinda like getting a hug from a stiff bristled brush.
These things are native to my home country, South Africa. We call them Shongololos
I love that!
Yes we have the red ones,the brown ones,the black ones,the grey ones,the peach ones, and they are everywhere!
@@Mikaeel_Ally Wow. I guess they don't call RSA the Rainbow Nation for nothing!
Dankie Meneer.
Bro, can I just say that I love your personality and the overall tone you have in your videos. I love the combination of brutal honesty and positivity. I just binged a few of your videos that were about some particular species I'm interested in, like the Emperor Scorpion, among a few others. I just wanna say thank you for the resources and in depth information you provide, and thank you for being entertaining while doing so. You're a pretty cool guy
This guys enthusiasm is infectious and hilarious!
His closing line is perfect.
One of the most harmless animals on earth, yet also one of the most beneficial. Natural garbagemen. Treat them with care and respect.
Just wanted to remind you that you'd consider showcasing an octopus, if we reminded you often enough.
Octopuses are an awful idea for a pet.
They'd get probably one of the worst ratings by far
@@sephikong8323 That does not matter it would be a nice video and clint has covered "bad" pets before and it would be informative. I for one did not even know that one can properly take care of an octopus untill Clint mentioned that they can be held as pets.
@@galling2052 I did not say that he shouldn't do a video, just that if he does, they'll get one of the worst scores possible
I remember mine:)
She lasted 6 years and she was an adult when we got her
Very nice!
nice
I love how much this guy clearly enjoys his job.
i swear i could watch that "mechanically separated hog" clip for hours without getting tired of it. pure gold.
I had one as a kid and loved it! My personal rating I'd a solid 10 out of 10. They're super chill and very enjoyable to watch. Love these guys.
The editing is amazing in this video, by the way!
I'll make sure that gets back to them!
I like how millipedes are just slow and kind of chill. it seems like a good arthropod for making arthropods less scary.
Kind of like praying mantises, or moths.
I adored my millipedes but it made me so nervous not being able to see them most of the time as they were digging around their dirt. Pro tip: if not being able to see your pet gives you anxiety, perhaps reconsider getting a burrowing animal.
Me: shows my bearded dragon a millipede
My dragon: FOOD CONSUMTION TIME
Verry big food
Considering that millipedes are toxic to consume due to the cyanide in their blood, your beardy will quickly die. Do not feed your beardy millipedes.
I recently purchased 3 Giant African Millipedes from Underground Reptiles in Florida. They offered a good deal for 3 critters so I did that. Mine are about 8 inches. Received 2 females and 1 male. Hopefully babies in the not too distant future. I enjoying taking them to schools as "animal ambassadors". I also have 2 Giant Vineagaroons that I share at schools. Thanks Dr. Laidlaw (aka Clint) for your great videos!
Any updates on your success?
My son had a couple that were a gift when he was in grade school. They were adorable and we have them for 10 and 11 years. Excellent pet!
I love these non-reptile vids, always fun to learn about a new species to diversify the knowledge of other creatures
I had one on my hands while studying Biology. It actually made me happy.
I love the fact you show a clip of the Millipede being suspicious of his sub-strait and prefers to stay on your hand instead. 😂😅
Cobra: *_dangerous noodle_*
Centipede: *_deadliest noodle to rule them all_*
Millipede: *_dangerously cute_*
"And they just sell these shells?"
I needed that laugh today, thanks Clint
The bloopers are especially great. The entire team is wholesome.
Thanks for another awesome vid!
you guys are so wholesome😭
Soon as I get myself settled in a new place I’m gonna get one of these cuties and some hissers and try and get a bioactive thing going for them.
Thankfully I live in the UK where, as another comment said, giant millipedes are much more available _and_ affordable
Very nice!
why you damn LUCKY guy!!!
This video didn’t have closed captioning! But you are so well spoken it was almost not noticeable. Thanks!
I just started looking into different millipedes as pets! This is such a lucky coincidence that you would upload an episode right now, thank you! x
That’s awesome! I hope you and your soon to be new millipede buddy are happy!
His joy in this video is so contagious! ❤️ it does help that millipedes are adorable and toxicognaths is an excellent word, of course.
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It’s nice to see people who love animals as much as me Clint genuinely seems like I nice guy
I love how you add links to the equipment that you need for any pet you’re talking about.
I adore this channel so much. I always wanted to study zoology but due to money issues i never got the chance and i learn so much from this channel it helps keep my passion for learning about wildlife even if its from a “pet” point of view. Thank you.
I've been having a rough couple of days but waking up to see the notification that this video posted. My day automatically goes from shitty to amazing as I get to hear Clint's voice and see a stinkin' rad invert! Love you, Clint!
I hope your day gets even better! Sending all my love! 💕
@@heysaucemikehere1804 Awwwwwe thank you! 🥰
🤣🤣🤣 your snout song was excellent. Question! Do these guys coil up when alarmed like their smaller cousins that live in my back yard?
Yes!
Pretty sure they do. I remember Nine Inch Nails used a coiled giant millipede somewhere for album art... I think... Downward Spiral or the remixed album... Not sure.
@@flinchfu Yep, the "Closer to God" album!
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Its called the Downward Spiral.
Wow, thank you for this adorable and informative video!
The feeling of them crawling around on your arm is therapeutic honestly.
I just made a millipede terrarium for my pet millipedes and my UA-cam channel (A.B.S.E.)...
OH YEAH! I been asking for this! Thank you so much! Love these guys!
Happy Halloween!
They look like they’re moon walking with that wave!!
I love how cute millipedes are!!! they be little worms with legs.
Finally made it within the first hour!! Been watching all your previous videos from the last year a lot lately
The only exception to the more legs the scarier it gets
"They're fairly expensive to get"
Me (in the bathroom): Hey there, leggy boi. Hope you're comfy.
Yay!!! The best Halloween treat!!! I have several millipedes and they are SO CUTE! I’m so happy you finally made a video about these majestic creatures! :)
Happy Halloween!
Totally enchanted with your channel just after one video! You’ve got a new fan.
Chef here: love the videos, you're a lot of fun. Okay, mechanically separated. Imagine a tube with a screen on one end. Throw your chicken carcasses in with guts removed. Organs like heart, kidneys, and liver will still be there. A piston comes down with a lot of pressure and the soft bits go to one side of the screen and the hard bits stay on the inside. It could possibly be used at this point but it's usually fed into a mixer/grinder of sorts where a liquidy sludge is the result of that.
Imagine one of these during prehistoric times they’d be huge! Also Clint is the only guy who could ever convince me to get a pet insect they creep me out but man do you make them sound so cool! 😂
I was so happy to see this video post! I've been waiting on this one for a while.
I found one of these in my house this morning and I am in love, hence the reason I am watching videos about them. Great video and I love your enthusiasm 😊
I've always liked millipedes. My old school had them on the walls. The boys used to chase the girls. I use used to ask to hold them.
Looking on ebay you can buy them but they classed as live food.
oh I love these so much, they are so calm and cute. easy to handle imo - unless you freak them out and they defense pee on your hands.
Clint is so positive so it’s nice to watch after tough days. 💕
Getting my Giant African millipede baby in today! Just boiled the nice decaying wood I found in our non chemically treated yard, going to set up the tank very soon, got all my supplies. I love the warning about the heat mat, I may need one in the winter since we are up north but will affix it to the side. Thank you for a great video!
I love giant millipedes... they’re awesome!
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Yes!! I've been hoping for a video on millipedes for ages 😅
It's interesting what you said about availability since I've seen a. gigas in a good few pet shops in the UK. Hadn't considered how much it would change from country to country!
Hopefully more people here start working with them.
I've heard they're very tricky to breed in captivity, not to mention the permits and stuff you need to import them to the US 😔 I can't find one for cheaper than $100 here.
@@fizzyrat4837 That's a big difference from here. My local pet shop has them for £19.99 (not sure exactly what that is in dollars)
I’m getting one today!!! Can’t wait. Thank you so much for this video
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I swear this guy has the nicest voice he seems so happy
I lived in South Africa for 2 years for doing a church missionary service and these little guys were everywhere. My companions down there thought I was crazy for always picking them up.
Well hi there! Also...
TOXICOGNATHS!!
I hate most bugs especially the ones that have any noticeable weight to them but milipedes are an exception theyre so cute
The first time I 'handled' a wild millipede was when I found one in my workplace on the floor, I knew my coworkers would step on it and kill it because 'ew bug' but I didn't want that to happen because poor little thing just got lost and wasn't hurting anyone. So I picked it up with a napkin and took it out while taking the trash out, when I noticed it's absolutley /adorable/ eyespots and started looking at it. Fascinating little creature. It sucks that people get so freaked out about them when they're just little sweeties trying to make it in life, unlike centipedes, who I still love, but are terrifying.
Also you sound like a guy who would sit down and talk about bugs for three hours straight with the widest eyes and the most enthusiastic voice. AKA someone I would 100% have long conversations with lmao.
Clint, I am sorry, but this does not constitute a halloween video. Everyone (hopefully) knows that millipedes are the 400 legged puppies of the myriapods.
Now, if you wanted something that really keep people awake, then you should have uploaded a vinegaroon video today.
Some Halloween costumes are just cute!
@@ClintsReptiles Yes, that is true... BUT, usually the most extraordinary costumes are on the spooky end.
I don't know about that. I think you like my costume, and it isn't scary...
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@@ClintsReptiles Your costume is amazing!!!!!!!! Lesha did a great job!!! And if you think of it, then if you wear ANY halloween costume on the wrong day, everyone will look at you like you're scary!
Back at my place we call it "kaki seribu". That's "thousand legs" in Indonesian.
In Germany we call this giant species Waschmaschinenschlauch. Witch means washing machine tube. And milliepides are called Tausendfüßler (Tausend Foots)
Just lije the German word Tausendfüßler. (Tausend feet)
I've wanted one for ages, they look so gentle
This man is a delight. The bloopers are great.