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Let's talk invertebrates /an/

I'm thinking about getting a Vietnamese centipede.
care seems pretty simple, and they're a no touch pet which is something I'm looking for.
Idealy I'd like something I can keep in a 2.5 gallon glass enclosure, but nearly nothing is small enough.

what kind of invertebrates do you guys have? post pics. isopods, insects, arachnids and any other spineless creature are cool.
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Only inverts I keep are Freshwater Shrimp various colours (pic) and snails, all aquatic, but I too plan on getting into terrestrial inverts like Centi- or Millipedes intobthe future.

There was this blueish looking centipede, but I forgot his name, that would be my first choice.
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I keep a few species of isopods that I've been able to find in my backyard. Mostly Porcellio scaber and Armadillidium vulgare, but I have found some Oniscus asellus.

I'd like to order some some different species in the future along with some sort of roach.
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I'm terrified of centipedes but have considered getting one as a pet just to de-sensitize myself toward them. I remember getting apple snails for my aquarium and initially thinking they were spooky-looking water-aliums and thinking neocardina shrimp were like like water-cockroaches but over time they just became kawaii creatures roaming around and trying to live their lives. Maybe if I own a centipede I'll accept them as bros.
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>>2195066
I feel the same about millipedes. I live in Africa so I can literally just go outside and pick up a foot long millipede, but I've had a crippling phobia of them all my life. Hell I can't even look at this image without feeling physical pain.
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>>2194682
http://aquaticinsectsofcentralvirginia.blogspot.com/

This is a really cool blog about Aquatic Insects.
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