Is this a sperm web?

[Zuuuluu]

So I just got a mature aphonopelma seemanni and i’m not quite sure if this was his sperm web. Any guesses?

 

[AlbaArachnids92]

Does look like that bit of webbing toward the top of the picture is what's left of some kind of web matting / sperm web just based on the structure of what's left, I might be wrong.
Could also just be webbing new surroundings as it explores.

 

[viper69]

Maybe

Little fella needs a larger home

 

[Tentacle Toast]

Could be, looks kinda ropey...
He definitely needs a larger home, though.

 

[dogpack]

I haven't seen a sperm web yet.

 

[Zuuuluu]

Update: My guy just molted. I think it’s his ultimate molt. The reason why I didn’t move him to a bigger enclosure is that yeah maybe he’s pre-molt so i’ll just give it a few days or so. Will move him to a better one next week.

 

[AlbaArachnids92]

Update: My guy just molted. I think it’s his ultimate molt. The reason why I didn’t move him to a bigger enclosure is that yeah maybe he’s pre-molt so i’ll just give it a few days or so. Will move him to a better one next week. View attachment 422898

Wasn't mature or a sperm web then ach well, time for new clothes and new homes

 

[Zuuuluu]

Wasn't mature or a sperm web then ach well, time for new clothes and new homes

Will do! I just gotta wait a week before I move him to a bigger enclosure. Here’s another pic of the T. He really looks like one of them mature male A. Seemannis on here .

 

[AlbaArachnids92]

Will do! I just gotta wait a week before I move him to a bigger enclosure. Here’s another pic of the T. He really looks like one of them mature male A. Seemannis on here . View attachment 422930

Good plan
If you get a shot then of the front 2 legs and palps someone here will be able to check pretty easily

 

[Smotzer]

I would wait longer than a week to move him directly after molting as a sub adult. Let it fully harden before moving it. There’s no rush after molting

 

[Zuuuluu]

Update: I had to rehouse him. His bigger than the enclosure now when he started to stretch his legs and roam around his small enclosure after 3 days of molting. I just placed his previous enclosure inside the bigger one and just let him crawl out. Once he did that I took pictures of him. I made a much more bigger and deeper enclosure since A. Seemannis like to burrow. Hoping that he would like it.

 

[TheHound]

Sperm webs look more like a blanket; they will literally lie underneath on their back as if it were a blanket, in order to transfer sperm to their pedipalps.