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Those pedes naturally have some mites on them. They actually need them, I do believe. I wouldn't worry about them.

My G. pulchripes is super tame, as is my B. smithi and A. versi.... overall, I'd say the G. Pulchripes takes the cake. I love that spider. :)

Female, as you have already heard three times. That is a NICE picture. And notice the light colored flap above the vent.

Female. You can tell that there is a small flap right above the ventral opening. If you were to take an unfolded paperclip, you could see if you could lift it up. But this is seriously looking like a girly girl.

I am going to agree. I don't see a flap or anything.

That is a female, without a doubt. Looks like my G. Pulchripes last molt.

Great. :) That's what i thought. Thanks!

help anyone? She was sold to me as a female.

help anyone? She was sold to me as a female.

help anyone? She was sold to me as a female.

help anyone? She was sold to me as a female.

Hey, My name is Danny, from Blacksburg Virginia, in the US. I have been in love with animals ever since my early childhood, but tarantulas are new to me. Since about two years ago, I have wanted a Female Brachypelma smithi, but i couldnt find one for sale ANYWHERE. Last week, i bought my first...

She caught herself a nice big cricket.

New female smithi from Big_nito. check him out, he has the best service around! This is a 2.75 inch spider. SUPER docile too. No hair flicking or anything. The bald spot on the abdomen is due to her being scared during shipping.

looks nothing like any brachy i have seen....