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Smokey Oak Millipede

Narceus gordanus

A long, slow-moving millipede with a smoky color. It curls up when touched and feeds on dead leaves in damp places.

Species Data

First Recorded: July 20, 2025

Last Observed: August 02, 2025

Est. Population: 1

Record Created: October 02, 2025

Realm: Terrestrial

Main Biome: Lakeshore, Grassland, Mangrove Forest

Trophic Role: Detritivore

Feeding Niche: Fallen leaves, wood, and other organic debris.

Known Predators: None Known

Currently: Not Reproducing

Population Size: 1

First Recorded: July 20, 2025

Reproduction Notes: 1 entries

Status: Critically Endangered

Realm: Terrestrial

Main Biome: Lakeshore, Grassland, Mangrove Forest

Population Size: 1

Conservation Notes: 1 entries

Total Comments: 0

Species Page: Smokey Oak Millipede

General Notes

Rarely seen and if so, only at night.

No ecological notes recorded yet

Ecological observations and notes will appear here once added.

Reproduction Notes

Only one specimen within miniBIOTA. Unless this one came in pregnant, there's no reproduction possible at this point.

Conservation Notes

Only one found within miniBIOTA. Likely extinction unless more added.

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