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Grabbed this shot while Tiny was drinking from the side of the container this morning. Now I must have sleep...... 
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Nope, males & females are the same barring the "business parts" like every other T. I assume you're asking because of the differing appearances in these pics: versicolors undergo an incredible morphing of colors from the time they emerge from the sac until they achieve the blue-green & magenta coloration of the adults. They are one of my faves because not only are they beautiful, they have very interesting and docile personalities.pandinus said:is there a physical sexual dimorphism in A versicolor? if so, what is it?