C. Versicolor

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  Aharown

• Jun 11, 2020

Looks like a male to me.

 

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  Selmartillery

• Jun 11, 2020

Out of curiosity what makes you think its a male ? (I also think its a male but only based on its behavior which isnt relevant)

 

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  Aharown

• Jun 11, 2020

The main thing to look for is the curve around the epigastric furrow. Curve = male, no curve = female.

 

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  Aharown

• Jun 11, 2020

Some of the most helpful information on determining the sex of a tarantula can be found here.

 

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  Aharown

• Jun 11, 2020

See the bottom right diagram about the epigastric furrow.

 

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  Selmartillery

• Jun 12, 2020

Aharown said:

The main thing to look for is the curve around the epigastric furrow. Curve = male, no curve = female.

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Ive read the whole thing.... doesnt mention any curve but it does mention the epiandrous fusillae... which I knew about but cant seeem to spot on this one (Im not saying its a female because Im way not experienced enought to know if I missed something. BTW thank you for the link I learned a lot from it

 

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  Aharown

• Jun 12, 2020

Selmartillery said:

Ive read the whole thing.... doesnt mention any curve but it does mention the epiandrous fusillae... which I knew about but cant seeem to spot on this one (Im not saying its a female because Im way not experienced enought to know if I missed something. BTW thank you for the link I learned a lot from it

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The curve is illustrated in the bottom right diagram. Notice the curve on the left picture.