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Three new earthworm species are described from Sulawesi, Indonesia. Two belong to the genus    Pithemera    Sims &amp; Easton, 1972, namely    P.   suwastikai    Fahri, Amaliah &amp; Atmowidi,  sp. n.  and    P.   tadulako    Fahri, Amaliah &amp; Atmowidi,  sp. n.  The new species,    P.   suwastikai    sp. n.  is distinguished by a medium size (135–165 mm long, 4.5–6.5 mm diameter), four pairs of spermathecal pores in 5/6/7/8/9, 7–12 setae between male pores, no genital markings, holandry, and simple intestinal caeca.    Pithemera   tadulako    sp. n.  is recognized by a large size (217–340 mm long, 13–15 mm diameter), two pairs of spermathecal pores in 7/8/9, no setae between male pores, no genital markings, holandry, and simple intestinal caeca. Another new species,    Metaphire   rusydii    Fahri, Amaliah &amp; Nguyen,  sp. n. , is diagnosed by its large size (250–280 mm long,12–16 mm diameter), two pairs of spermathecal pores in 7/8/9, no setae between male porophores, presence of genital markings in the male region, holandry, and complex intestinal caeca. Additionally, an identification key to “caecate” species is provided to the Sulawesi’s fauna.

Three new “caecate” earthworm species from Sulawesi, Indonesia ( Oligochaeta , Megascolecidae )