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Indian tiger centipede

Scolopendra hardwickei




2 species ID suggestions

KennethDG
KennethDG 11 months ago
Sonoran Desert Centipede/ banded desert centipede
Scolopendra polymorpha Scolopendra polymorpha
Gopal murali
Gopal murali 11 months ago
Indian tiger centipede
Scolopendra hardwickei

14 Comments

pmbagga
pmbagga 11 months ago

thank you ! Nicholas .

Nicholas4
Nicholas4 11 months ago

pretty scary looking.. nice one

pmbagga
pmbagga 11 months ago

thank you Ashish Nimkar !

Ashish Nimkar
Ashish Nimkar 11 months ago

Hello Bagga.. This is eligible for new Mission...
http://www.projectnoah.org/missions/1148...
Also check IDs of your old spottings those you can add in this mission..

pmbagga
pmbagga 11 months ago

thanks both of you for knowledgeable discussion.

pmbagga
pmbagga 11 months ago

thank you Gopal murali !

KennethDG
KennethDG 11 months ago

and the Indian tiger centipede has broader segments than the spotting above

KennethDG
KennethDG 11 months ago

maybe.....

KennethDG
KennethDG 11 months ago

maybe they sold them as exotic pets and some where set free or escaped

Gopal murali
Gopal murali 11 months ago

Color depends on the environment it lives the above species of Scolopendra polymorpha is restricted to USA and its not found in india.

KennethDG
KennethDG 11 months ago

the Indian tiger centipede only has a red and black pattern but the spotting above has a yellowish color and a red head

pmbagga
pmbagga 11 months ago

thank you KennethDG for id !

KennethDG
KennethDG 11 months ago

Scolopendra polymorpha/the common desert centipede/tiger centipede/ banded desert centipede/Sonoran Desert centipede

KennethDG
KennethDG 11 months ago

desert centipede?

India

Lat: 23.34, Long: 69.26

Spotted on Aug 26, 2009
Submitted on May 30, 2012

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