Great detail btw. There is something truly satisfying about sexing small molts, no matter what sex it ends up being. Just the satisfaction of opening up a small molt and getting some detail out of it is a reward
Great detail btw. There is something truly satisfying about sexing small molts, no matter what sex it ends up being. Just the satisfaction of opening up a small molt and getting some detail out of it is a reward
It really is! It’s really difficult to get them opened and just that is a feat. I’m too impatient to wait until they are big so I’ve gotten good at it. It helps when they are dwarf/small species too. There’s usually something there to see. Where bigger species there’s nothing yet or it’s too small to see even with a microscope. Like Grammostola sp. I usually wait until 1.5 inch.
It really is! It’s really difficult to get them opened and just that is a feat. I’m too impatient to wait until they are big so I’ve gotten good at it. It helps when they are dwarf/small species too. There’s usually something there to see. Where bigger species there’s nothing yet or it’s too small to see even with a microscope. Like Grammostola sp. I usually wait until 1.5 inch.
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