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It's not the best photo. I did feel the spermathecae with the needles I used to open the abdomen.

Great picture!

This is a lighter photo of her molt compared to my first picture a few days ago. I apologize, I know it's a bit blurry. However, I am confident that is a clear spermathecae. She is currently a 3.5" juvenile.

Congratulations, it's a girl!

I do have a much lighter photo I took after you mentioned that this one is dark, and you're right; the spermathecae was much more visible. I already suspected female based off abdominal images, but this molt confirmed it. While the molt is super small, I could feel the spermathecae with the...

Juvenile offspring confirmed female from Tom Moran and Fear Not Tarantulas molted 5-1-19.

Safe to say we have a little girl? ♡♡♡

Muse has been in premolt for 35 days now and today she has consistently been upside down. I hope this is it! She is a juvenile C. Versicolor from Tom Moran and Tanya at Fear Not Tarantulas.

@viper69 it's an unfiltered picture only using a flash on my cell. I am positive "she" is a Versicolor.

My C. Versicolor has been in premolt for almost 4 weeks now and "she" is a juvenile at 2.5". Since they are similar species, I have noticed that there really isn't a typical position that they use each molt. Her last molt nearly 4 months ago was done completely upright so don't be surprised to...

This was taken right after "her" last molt in January. Juvenile from a breeding by Tom Moran and Fear Not Tarantulas

Gorgeous girl!

When you're angry one second but remember Mommy has the nomnom's so you put on your cute face

What a cutie! Great picture.

@spodermin Thank you! We have many rescue animals but he by far was the hardest to rehabilitate. We are proud of him and grateful to care for him ♡

Viserion when we first got him sick to Viserion now. As a result of his prior Gout, he requires a special feeder gut load for the rest of his life. He is a Nosey Be Panther (Furcifer Pardalis).

Viserion is a rescue that was sick and had Gout which is often fatal. That was almost 3 years ago. Today he is a healthy, cranky middle-aged Nosey Be (Furcifer Pardalis) chameleon that we just adore.

I keep crickets, dubias, and hornworms for my chameleon as well as my T. I have found that when you have pinheads or tiny insects of any sort, a wet cotton ball works great to avoid drowning. I change them out once a day. I have to keep my feeders on a special diet of medium protein and...

Beautifully made by the husband! Only thing missing is the spood which can't be moved because she is premolt. Enclosure for C. Versicolor.

Once she molts (we are in our 3rd week of premolt) I will definitely get a better picture, especially if she tears apart her molt again as usual lol. I know this isn't the best photo, but this picture has a clearer image of what I am thinking could be a spermatheca.