Scolopendra mutilans “gold morph” 3” - 5” gift wrapping paper Günter Schmidt in honor of

Günter Schmidt in honor of Jean Michel Verdez who was the first to consider this a new Brachypelma (Tliltocatl now) species

This species was described in 1952 by entomologists Max Beier

known for its exaggerated pronotum that gives them the name “Shield Mantis”

and soft to the touch — this classic crew tee carries a delicate botanical illustration across the chest: a leafy green Ghost Mantis perched on a weathered branch with its species name handwritten beneath

Scolopendra mutilans “gold morph” 3” - 5” gift wrapping paper Günter Schmidt in honor ofsize 3 5 This is an incredible and rare gold morph of the commonly known Chinese Red Headed Centipede. This fast moving pede does best in a tall humid environment with some cork bark slabs to hide under. These stay on the smaller side maxing out around 8 inches, making them a bit more manageable than some of the big giants. However they can still quickly deliver a painful bite, so use caution around them. These centipedes are know to be quite tolerant