how old would you say my rosea is?

insane247

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she's the one in my profile pic. she's the size of my palm. so about 3, maybe 3.5 inches. is size a good way to measure age, or can they grow at different rates making it hard to tell? is there any other factors that can be used to determine age?
 

kanito107

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there is no way to tell the age of any tarantula, unless you bred the certain tarantula and know for a fact that this certain spider was born on this date, other than that there are just estimates which are as good as nothing.
plus the fact that a full grown tarantula can be 3 or 10 years old, theres not really a certain way to tell
 

insane247

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there is no way to tell the age of any tarantula, unless you bred the certain tarantula and know for a fact that this certain spider was born on this date, other than that there are just estimates which are as good as nothing.
plus the fact that a full grown tarantula can be 3 or 10 years old, theres not really a certain way to tell
ok thanks. it's not important anyways. just curious
 

grayzone

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but.... the guy at the lps SAID it was 8 months old:sarcasm: lol
 
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