Avicularia avicularia

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  Kimora

• Dec 11, 2018

Hard to tell with a fangs pic hihi

 

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  Drew Stevens

• Dec 11, 2018

@Kimora but the ends of the pedipalps are there, I can’t see emboli but I also didn’t on the Togo starburst baboon and it turned out to be a mature male

 

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  Olan

• Dec 11, 2018

Definitely no palp bulbs

 

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  Drew Stevens

• Dec 11, 2018

@Olan that’s what I thought, thanks

 

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  cold blood

• Dec 11, 2018

Fangs can actually be an indicator, just not one to really rely on....males generally have a tighter fang configuration at the ends, females fangs are more spread, like this t pictured.

I'd bet it's female.

 

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  Drew Stevens

• Dec 11, 2018

@cold blood cool thanks

 

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  pose

• Dec 12, 2018

@zimna krew Hello
I am sorry for this post, but I would like to learn more about the claw system and sex recognition. I was very intrigued by the Cold Blood fast. Can you ask for any links regarding this topic?

 

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  grayzone

• Dec 12, 2018

Not only fangs, but in some sp you will notice males have a smaller and more narrow chilecera structure as well