Narceus gordanus
Smokey Oak Millipede
A long, slow-moving millipede with a smoky color. It curls up when touched and feeds on dead leaves in damp places.
- Common Name
- Smokey Oak Millipede
- Scientific Name
- Narceus gordanus
- Realm
- Terrestrial
- Biome
- Lakeshore, Lowland Meadow, Mangrove Forest
- Date First Introduced
- July 20, 2025
Section Notes
A long, slow-moving millipede with a smoky color. It curls up when touched and feeds on dead leaves in damp places.
- Current Estimated Population
- 2
- Population Status
- Vulnerable
- Carrying Capacity Status
- Unknown
- Date Last Observed
- October 30, 2025
- Trophic Level
- Detritivore
- Feeding Niche / Method
- Grazer
- Dietary Inputs
- Fallen leaves, wood, and other organic debris.
- Known Predators
- None Known
Classification Pending
PendingThis section will expand as more information is documented for this species.
- System Reproduction Status
- No Signs of Breeding
- Growth Rate
- Slow
- Ecological Role
- Clean-up Crew
Section Notes
Rarely seen, mostly at night feeding on detritus.
Biomes This Species Lives In
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