On a separate note I just joined the forums to find out if lumps on the underside of my Ts abdomen are normal. Your T seems to have 2 in the same place mine does. I have 4 different Ts and have only noticed these lumps on my juvenile BRACHYPELMA BAUMGARTENI. Should I be concerned?
With further investigation it seems all of my Ts have them I suppose I just never noticed. I have all terrestrial and not used to them clinging to the side of enclosure so when my little one started hanging out on the side I noticed. Thanks for your tip and sorry that I can't help with sexing, I'm still incredibly new to say the least.
@Arianna Patterson It’s no problem I’m a newbie as well and just started learning about ventral sexing. Through this I discovered the book lungs as well.
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