Narceus gordanus

Narceus gordanus is a spirobolid millipede native to the southeastern United States. Adults range from around in length, up to 13 mm wide, and possess 45 to 65 body segments. The body color is lighter than other species of "Narceus", with each body ring a light greenish tan followed by a band of darker tan. "N. gordanus" also has shorter legs than other "Narceus" species, and a deeper groove on the head in which the antennae rest.
"Narceus gordanus" occurs in Florida scrub habitat of peninsular Florida, and ranges as far north as South Carolina, with possible records in Tennessee. "N. gordanus" matches the color of sand in some Florida habitats, even though it is mainly active at night.