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@Drea I did what you suggested, and compared to other P. regalis in the gallery. I can see a straight white line between the booklungs. Unfortunately, I can't get a clear picture, but it definitely looks female. Thank you for the suggestion. It helped a lot. Hopefully I get a good molt to confirm.

My Psalmopoeus irminia (Elvira) Just rehoused.

Hopefully it gives me a good molt this next time. It could learn something from my P irminia, who gave me a perfect molt.

Hopefully it gives me a good molt this next time. It could learn something from my P irminia, who gave me a perfect molt.

@Arachnophoric I posted a second pic. Couldn't add one to the comments.

This pic was taken with the light shined from the front of tarantula as suggested

Hopefully I can get a good molt. My bigger one keeps chewing it's own molts up. I've also posted a ventral shot of that one.

I keep getting chewed up molts. Anybody have any guesses? Light was shined from spinneret end of tarantula if that helps

Best picture I have. Light was shined from the face of the tarantula if that helps

Thank you for the information

Bought at a show. Labeled as pink toe. Am I right in guessing Avicularia avicularia?

Best ventral shot I have was 2" DLS at time of molt last week. Any ideas? The molt was too mangled to see anything.

5" DLS. Sold as a female. Just wanting to confirm if possible. Thanks for any help.

Beautiful tarantula. Makes me want one even more.

My, now molt confirmed, female aphonopelma seemanni.

DLS from molt is just shy of 4"

That's what I figured

@PidderPeets here's the other picture

Female?

@PidderPeets new molt