Young (2.5"DLS) g. Pulchripes exuvia. This one is from about a month ago. I think it's still too small to accurately sex but I'm trying to learn how to look for the spermathecae. Can anyone tell me if I've got a male or female? Or is this specimen still too small to tell?
You can sex then when they're even smaller than this, but you'll need to examine the exuvia under magnification - a microscope is a helpful tool. For example:
You can sex then when they're even smaller than this, but you'll need to examine the exuvia under magnification - a microscope is a helpful tool. For example:
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