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It was sold to me as Pamphobeteus platyomma. After a fresh molt, the femurs were purple.

messaged you. I would like 15

@EulersK Thanks for your concern. I took that photo the night of receiving this T. The guy who I got it from sold it to me because he said he was "too scared to rehouse it". It has a adequate water dish and has been hanging out near it ever since a few nights ago. It's abdomen is looking much...

Sold to me as a Haplopelma lividum/C. lividum. Help me identify?

Wow!

@riderr 2 weeks after molt and I figured I should probably giver her a feed. I have a total of 5 in my collection and I always want another haha!

Thanks for the share! Hopefully I can find some of these at my local Dollar Tree!

I should have named her Chewy haha.

Thank you very much for your replies. I'll have to take a few ventral photos of some of my pokies as well as look for differences two of the same sp side by side if I am lucky.

Found this photo on google images..not sure where it came from {sorry!} Just wondering if this a viable or semi-viable way as to determining the sex of Poecilotheria sp. without a molt.

It seems to me that Poecilotheria juveniles are exceptionally easy to ventral sex, especially when you have a male and female side by side.

Looks female to me.

Nhandu tripepii female, her name is Peaches.

Poecilotheria subfusca juvi out and about.

Poecilotheria regalis post molt. Gorgeous.

Poecilotheria metallica juvi. Suspect male.

Poecilotheria metallica chowing down on a mealworm

0.1 Psalmopoeus cambridgei. Just love those orange feet!