Cryptops sp. (genus) (Blind Scolopendroid Centipede)

Blind Scolopendroid Centipedes are usually found under rotting logs. They find their way using sensory hairs on their antennae. They use spines on their last pair of legs to catch their prey.

Cryptops sp. (genus) is listed in the following regions:

Canberra & Southern Tablelands

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Species information

Cryptops sp. (genus) Scientific name
Blind Scolopendroid Centipede Common name
Not Sensitive
Local native
Non-invasive or negligible
Up to 1005.98m Recorded at altitude
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Black Mountain Cotter Reserve Genoplesium vernale target area Gibraltar Pines Jindalee National Park Lower Cotter Catchment Monga National Park Mongarlowe River Namadgi National Park Umbagong District Park Watson Woodlands

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Cryptops sp. (genus) (Blind Scolopendroid Centipede)

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