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I have those " things " in my lawn recently, and see them a lot walking over the footpad.

I don't know if it are centi or millipedes, haven't counted the legs biggrin.png , but they are of black color, about 2-3 cm long and move at a very slow pace.

No issue that they are there as I assume they are not harmful but as of lately they are coming into the house.When I spray them with Chaindrite to die in seconds.

What should I use to spray on the lawn to make them disappear ?

Posted

If they're centipedes they would well be harmful. Look closely at the legs. If there are 2 legs on each side of each body segment they are millipedes and are harmless. If it's 1 leg on each side they are centipedes and may give a very painful sting, so best avoided.

Posted

if they are slow, they are not centipedes.

centipede:

chilopoda-centipede1.jpg

Milipede:

800px-Millipede_on_floor.jpg

The first one there I understand can give a good bite or sting... I have not experienced a bite yet!!!! you don't see them often, (usually) ...

The second one pictured just seems to roll it's self into a roly poly .... they don't from my experience do any thing else harmful ...

Not sure that spraying the whole lawn would be very environmentally friendly.... w00t.gifwink.pngI find them in the house occasionally dried up due to lack of water, I would guess!

Posted

It are definitely millipedes, and yes they roll them selfs up.

As I said in the OP already, I assume them to be harmless, but it seems I have a lot of them and they enter the house in big numbers lately.

Only this afternoon I discovered 6 crawling over the floor and few more that had dried out already, and I guess I don't notice all of them all the time, hence the fact I want to get rid of them.

Posted (edited)

It are definitely millipedes, and yes they roll them selfs up.

As I said in the OP already, I assume them to be harmless, but it seems I have a lot of them and they enter the house in big numbers lately.

Only this afternoon I discovered 6 crawling over the floor and few more that had dried out already, and I guess I don't notice all of them all the time, hence the fact I want to get rid of them.

Probably the rain driving them inside! wink.pngbiggrin.pngtongue.png

Not sure if you put the Chaindite power sprinkled at the doorways would keep them from coming in? (Tesco and Big C have)

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Posted

Maybe a few millepide traps can help


Look at this website http://wartook.vic.a...lipede-invasion



I believe the way to catch these creatures is very clever & innovative; however; they ARE creatures and why do they deserve to die ? ? ? It was US to invade THEIR territory, why not take that bucket full of these small animals and set them free in some natural area well away from your home ? ? ?



We live near Jomtien and catch a variety of snakes on our properties, with some regularity. I invested in a special tool (with a fairly long handle !) enabling me to gently, yet firmly pick-up any snake and then walk across the road to a "jungle-area", where I release these snakes . . . . . simple.



Why are we all so intent of killing other creatures ? ? ? ?


Next time; please think before you kill !



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Cheers

Posted

Ok i understand you're point can the OP drop his millepede at your garden ???

I think not wai2.gif

Our Guinea Fowl are anxiously awaiting the arrival of the OPs millipedes with open beaks smile.png

Not seen anything larger than an ant since we got them smile.png

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Smooching pair.

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Just to be fair, I am warning you that I am reporting you to the mods

The farming forum is no place to post such disgusting porn!

You should be ashamed of yourself

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