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DaTeach

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Same T. blonid, new angle. If that picture isn´t working out I have to try to make a real good one. Thanks for your help guys!
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The Spider House
I don't think thats a T blondi. Even though the pic is from underneath, the patella does not have any hairs so I think you have a T stirmi there. If you can get an overhead that will help to ID properly tho.
 
NMTs
From this angle it looks more like a female.

@The Spider House - what do you think about sex?

As far as ID, I agree that this one doesn't seem to have hairy knees...
 
DaTeach
Hi guys, thank you for the replies @The Spider House and @NMTs ! I took the picture in the first night I got her. I agree that she was dehydrated an malnourished. I will never buy an animal from this guy again!
Also I'm going to upload an overhead picture later this day.
 

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