Creating my Pink Dragon Millipedes home [DESIGN]

Creating a suitable environment for my new Pink Dragon Millipedes - Desmoxtes planata
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Desmoxtes planata - Pink Dragon Millipede
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[@orin5470]

Yes! I use a ferrero rocher container for my juvenile T. albopilosm and as a humid container for hatching leaf and stick insect eggs

[@Wade_Wiley]

Theyre super handy, and tasty!

[@stekjesgrigoris6911]

I use the same enclosure from this chocolate, it's awesome. But I believe this is too small for the D. planata. The depth of their substrate should exceed their total length. 4 cm is their adult size, thus the depth of the substrate should be at least 5 cm.
The alfalfa is a great add, I'll consider adding that too.

[@joshwilson5375]

How are the millipedes getting along?
Also, how much limestone do you sprinkle in?

[@Wade_Wiley]

I had 1 casualty early on but difficult to say if that was something wrong with my conditions - I can still see activity in there so im fairly confident the rest are OK but difficult to get a count as they do like to burrow. I put a pinch in and I can see remnants of it still in there so you only need a tiny bit it seems

[@JohnDoe-xq8sk]

Pro tip never ever use coco coir or fiber ect with any millipedes.

[@jessydaniels4399]

Why?

[@JohnDoe-xq8sk]

@@jessydaniels4399 it's inedible and causes impaction and death.