Brachypelma hamorii [ventral sexing]

Liquifin · Mar 25, 2020

Female, but those legs do not look like a B. hamorii.

Tavita · Mar 25, 2020

Liquifin said:
Female, but those legs do not look like a B. hamorii.

omg really? thanks so much. ill post up some other pictures, after I figure out how! lol . Was told she is a Mexican red knee,

Tavita · Mar 25, 2020

Vanessa · Mar 25, 2020

Brachypelma emilia. Please don't handle her like that - make sure that she cannot fall several feet to her death.

Tavita · Mar 25, 2020

Vanessa said:
Brachypelma emilia. Please don't handle her like that - make sure that she cannot fall several feet to her death.

thank you so much for letting me know what she is. I have been reading through the forums and have noticed that alot of people are suggesting not to handle the T's. I did not relies this as I have been told by other people I know that they are ok to handle. looks like Ill be reading a lot more!

Poonjab · Mar 27, 2020

Tavita said:
thank you so much for letting me know what she is. I have been reading through the forums and have noticed that alot of people are suggesting not to handle the T's. I did not relies this as I have been told by other people I know that they are ok to handle. looks like Ill be reading a lot more!

Long story short. There is no benefit to handling. T’s hate it and it stresses them out amongst the other risks

Tavita · Mar 27, 2020

Liquifin said:
Female, but those legs do not look like a B. hamorii.

so after reading through the boards and other sites along with pictures on how you are able to sex her.

I am guessing cause of the width the Epigastric Furrow is? (hope i have the right area lol )
if not please explain

Thanks lots love this Forum!

Brachypelma hamorii [ventral sexing]

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