4" Pamphobeteus platyomma [molt sexing] [1/3]

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  Liquifin

• May 19, 2019

It's the other side around. And after you flip it, spread the abdomen part out and look between the top pair of book lungs (the white part on the abdomen). If there's a flap, then it's a female and if there isn't anything it's a male. Try posting a picture again correctly and we can help you sex it.

 

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  Theneil

• May 19, 2019

Also what is the species and size. i *think* i see a little dark circle on the ventral side so i thinknit might be male, but it could also be lighting or something

 

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  kingles024

• May 20, 2019

@Theneil sorry species it's a plattyomma I believe a pink bloom bird eating tarantula I'm awful with the scientific name on this one

 

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  Ungoliant

• May 20, 2019

@kingles024 Whenever you request sexing, it is helpful to include both the species and the size in the title, caption, or comments.

I posted some tips for working with the molt along with illustrations of the area where you want to focus the camera here.

 

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  Ungoliant

• May 22, 2019

additional photos of this tarantula's exuviae: