Quote Originally Posted by Dace View Post
The frogs more than likely know better than to eat the millipedes then. But I still wouldn't leave the centipedes in there, sure toads are tough critters that eat bees and stuff but why take that risk? I mean, you wouldn't leave a coyote in a room with a bunch of rattlesnakes just because they coexist in the wild.
BTW now that you mention that you have toads, I can tell you that the centipedes had nothing to do with the slug's disappearance. Your population of woodlice ain't gonna last long either I bet.


I actually have had a colony of Woodlice since June. You should never assume. I have yet to see one of my animals eat the Woodlice. I have not lost any. When I put my hand in the dirt, babies run out like crazy, so they have bread more than I though they would. So I actually do not believe your assumption because of the population multiplying by 10 in 5 months. I understand your concern with the centipedes. They can be a problem. I have 8-9 inches of dirt and they made tunnel systems 4-6 inches under which is why they haven't been eaten. If things have been going as planned so far, I see no immediate danger since it's been almost 6 months. The Viv will be completely changed in a month anyway so it's pointless to wreck it now.


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