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Looks like a mature male.

Yeah I agree on getting the price down to at least 150. If they all end up males and you sell them or do breeding loans it could be very worth it even.

Definitely worth it to breed them, bred 2 females this year and both produced sacs but failed to wrap them correctly and ate them... cheaper species but cool baboons. I'm selling slings now for 10ea. If you get a sac i'd say probably 75-125 slings give or take.

Looks like you have a hair kicker there. If she's eating, drinking, and acting normal I wouldn't worry about it. Just wait for the next molt and it should go back to normal.

Well considering that "pinktoes" change a lot from sling to adult, there is no way to tell at that size. More than likely they will be avicularia avicularia because they tend to be more common. Your best bet would be to get ahold of the guy who bought the slings from and ask for a pic of the mom.

Just let it be and come out on it's own terms. Make sure it has water.

If you like heavy webbers I'd suggest GBB, obt or most baboon species, N.incei, Avicularia, Ybyrapora, Caribena, chilobrachys, heterothele. I'm sure I'm forgetting a few.