Giant centipedes do not recognize their owners. Giant centipedes are poisonous insects. Insects have no feelings by nature, so they will not recognize their owners. No matter how long they have been raised, they cannot develop feelings for their owners, let alone Will be tamed by humans. However, after spending a long time with their feeders, giant centipedes generally will not bite their feeders.

How to raise giant centipedes

1. We need to choose the breeding box according to the size of the centipede, and be sure to have ventilation holes.

2. Common cushion soils include coconut soil, peat soil, and reptile wood blocks. Remember to clean and replace them regularly to avoid the proliferation of mites.

3. In the centipede’s breeding environment, a water basin that is not easily knocked over must be prepared to ensure the centipede’s water supply.

4. Provide a shelter to help the centipede find a sense of security and start eating in a new environment.

5. Centipedes themselves like a moist and cold environment, so the environment we raise should also be the same. It is best to keep the humidity of the mat soil above 40%, and there must always be water in the basin.