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Dear Krizo,
the problem is the identification of a species without pics of it beein uncurled.
It could be anythin´(no scolopendra of course), smile

So please can u take some close up pics of these, uncurled with the collum(head) from da side.
It makes it loads of easier to specify them...
some pics of their "butts" (also closeup) maybe helpful, though.

Dont ya think this could be the same species, da second one fresh molted, huh?

Greez,
Shura and the whole bunch

Hello and welcome,
The millipedes belong to the order Spirobolida but without origin no further identification is possible. Where was that guy from?

Looks not like the common african Spirobolids like Pachybolus ssp., Epibolus or Centrobolus. Looks a bit like the species Narceus gordanus (Florida).

The two ones have different colorations. I still think that the darker one on the first pic could be Narceus gordanus. Compare withe the fotos >HERE< and >HERE<. The lighter one could be color variety.