Brachypelma smithi

NMTs said:

Pretty sure it's male. At that size the female parts would likely be evident without having to use a scope. These examples are hamorii, but it's a good comparison:

Brachypelma hamorii molt

Dls 2in

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B. Hamorii ~1"

99.99999% sure this is a female.

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Charliemum said:

I thought so but wasn't 100% I have 4 smithi and everytime they moult I check but pretty sure they are all male idk why I keep thinking because they got a little bigger they will suddenly change

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NMTs said:

It's always good to keep checking - I've had some that I thought were male and discovered otherwise later on.

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