1.5" T.albo

8 legged · Feb 1, 2022

Hard to say. The dot indicates a male, the length of the furrow a female. The best answer is probably: wait...

Edan bandoot · Feb 1, 2022

8 legged said:
Hard to say. The dot indicates a male, the length of the furrow a female. The best answer is probably: wait...

well im getting rid of some albos so im just trying to sex them out.

8 legged · Feb 1, 2022

Try this:

Not 100%

Anterior view, upper lip of the furrow

vicareux · Feb 1, 2022

This is a male

Edan bandoot · Feb 1, 2022

vicareux said:
This is a male

whats makes you so sure, i was thinking that aswell because i didnt see the white hairs

vicareux · Feb 1, 2022

Edan bandoot said:
whats makes you so sure, i was thinking that aswell because i didnt see the white hairs

The obvious epiandrous fusillae

Edan bandoot · Feb 1, 2022

vicareux said:
The obvious epiandrous fusillae

is that the dark part? i've never done ventral sexing.

vicareux · Feb 1, 2022

Edan bandoot said:
is that the dark part? i've never done ventral sexing.

Yeah , the dark semi-circle. T.albos have an obvious epiandrous fusillae which makes it easy to sex them ventrally with huge accuracy

spideyspinneret78 · Feb 1, 2022

Male.