Tliltocatl albipolosum

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  NMTs

• Feb 25, 2022

I don't see the spermathecae. They could just be underdeveloped and too small to see still, but for now I'm saying male.

Check out my T. albo female's spermathecae for reference:

https://arachnoboards.com/gallery/20220203_204253-jpg.81394/
https://arachnoboards.com/gallery/20220203_204100-jpg.81395/

 

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  The Spider House

• Feb 25, 2022

I am saying male too but would also be a bit clearer if the moukt wasn't as wet. A bit of kitchen towel placed on top to absorb the water would stop some of the glare and distortion.

Wet it to make pliable but needs to be a bit drier IMHO

 

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  Martsinsects

• Feb 26, 2022

The Spider House said:

I am saying male too but would also be a bit clearer if the moukt wasn't as wet. A bit of kitchen towel placed on top to absorb the water would stop some of the glare and distortion.

Wet it to make pliable but needs to be a bit drier IMHO

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Its dry now, I posted a new pic of it. I think to see a little flap so that would mean female right?

 

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  Martsinsects

• Feb 26, 2022

Tliltocatl albipolosus

• Martsinsects
• Feb 26, 2022
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Dry molt T. albipolosus. I think to see a little flap so female?