@SkittleBunny Thanks for the comment l know the photo isn't the best. I was thinking male too. The only thing is it's 4.5" DLS? That's a bit large for a male isn't it?
@s0n1cs3v3n it does look male from this pic.
Avicularia avicularia m#6 (aka metallica) mature males are typically pushing 6". The common Avicularia avicularia m#1 are smaller, typically mature males are around the size of yours. Looking at the setae structure of yours, I'd say it is likely m#6. Do you have dorsal shots of this specimen?
@CEC no other pictures of him. I will take photos when he comes out of his corkbark. I have a smaller female that looks just like him that I do have photos of but I don't know if posting pictures of her would be helpful even though they look the same to me.
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