I would say female from what I can see, but the area we need to inspect isn't lit very well. About halfway down this thread there are tips for how to take pics when trying to sex a T, so check it out and try to get another pic posted:
Requests to identify (or confirm) a tarantula’s species, variation, or sex must be posted to the appropriate gallery. (Otherwise, our forum would be overwhelmed with these threads.) Where to Submit Images Below are the galleries to which these requests should be submitted: Tarantula...
I would say female from what I can see, but the area we need to inspect isn't lit very well. About halfway down this thread there are tips for how to take pics when trying to sex a T, so check it out and try to get another pic posted:
Requests to identify (or confirm) a tarantula’s species, variation, or sex must be posted to the appropriate gallery. (Otherwise, our forum would be overwhelmed with these threads.) Where to Submit Images Below are the galleries to which these requests should be submitted: Tarantula...
Awesome! I was thinking that but definitely was far from 100%. I realized it wasn't that bright, but the T has since built a web home behind some bark and isn't out as much. The next time it's out on the glass I will get a better pic with more light
All I know is it is a pink toe of some sort, It was a gift and I have no idea where it came from or who. Other than my brother, he ordered it and gave it to me
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