Brand: Scenic City Oddities
Insect Type: Xystodesmidae Julida - millipede
Type: glass dome display
Material: Mixed Materials
Handmade: Yes
Country of Origin: United States
****Please Note*****
No Refunds or Returns on broken segments, this can happen when handled and is a very easy fix.
This guy is fragile and sometimes they can separate in shipping or handling. We do our best to make sure this does not happen. If this should happen however, it is a very easy fix. You will need to just put a little glue around the end of the segment that separated, and he will go right back together. Do not use super glue but any other should work just fine, Elmer's, e6000 and hot glue are all fine. We have Video available if needed. These have also been coated with a heavy clear coat to help with keeping them from breakage.
Explore the fascinating world of entomology with this unique glass dome display from Scenic City Oddities. The centerpiece is a real, preserved millipede, set amongst a bed of preserved ferns and flowers, creating a natural and serene scene. Perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of taxidermy, this piece offers a glimpse into the intricate beauty of the natural world, encased in a clear glass dome for lasting appreciation. Proudly made in the United States, this handmade display is not just a curiosity, but a piece of art. It serves as an ideal gift for those intrigued by the oddities of nature or seeking to add a touch of uniqueness to their decor. Discover the wonder of the millipede and the artistry of botanical preservation with this exquisite glass dome display.
d15J This is a beautiful Millipede nicely displayed in a glass dome with a wood base. This little guy is surrounded by flowers, fern, a real snail and ladybug-all preserved to last a very long time! This display is approx. 4 x 2 1/2" and would be a great addition to any collection!
species: Xystodesmidae Julida
Julida is an order of millipedes. Members are mostly small and cylindrical, typically ranging from 10–120 millimetres in length. Eyes may be present or absent, and in mature males of many species, the first pair of legs is modified into hook-like structures.
NOTE: If your item is in a glass dome please be aware that the domes are NOT permanently connected to the base. Care has to be taken when opening or removing the dome so not to damage the display or specimen.
