@Beckmanjessie the epigastric furrow is very prominent.. The space between the book lungs and the furrow is wide and bell shaped instead of being shaped like a tight U and there is no Dot above the furrow either. Also another thing that I look for is the raised "lips" on both the upper and lower portion of the furrow. Males are generally more flat in that area.
@14pokies thanks, i really appreicate the knowledge. I have quite a bit of experience with tarantulas, been doing it all my life, just very little with sexig and breed which now as an adult i really want to get into. Thanks again.
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