G. pulchripes right around 2-3 inches. This is one of the rare times they climbed up on the side and so I tried to get a decent picture. Hopefully somebody can take a guess at the sex.
Unless the lighting is hiding it, I don't see any epiandrous fusillae on this one, which would mean it's likely female. The patch of epiandrous fusillae is usually pretty obvious on this species - for example:
Unless the lighting is hiding it, I don't see any epiandrous fusillae on this one, which would mean it's likely female. The patch of epiandrous fusillae is usually pretty obvious on this species - for example:
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