Acanthoscurria natalensis Sexing (A little help please)

Najakeeper

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What do you guys think?

I do not know anything about this but looks kind of like male to me.

 

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This is a nice male. You must find him a girl! :}
He is going right back to the pet shop since my wife bought him as a female for me for new years.

Unless someone has a female in Switzerland or south Germany.
 

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Looks like a Nhandu to me, perhaps the pet store should give you money back for a miss ID, instead of the sex haha:)

Later, Tom
 

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Philth

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Many tarantulas look alike at first glance, but the long hairs on the carapace of your spider indicate Nhandu rather than Acanthoscurria. Nhandu carapoensis would be my guess.

Regardless, I still think its a female, so enjoy.

Later, Tom
 

Singapore_Blue1

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Tom is correct on both accounts...First it is a Female and Second that is a Nhandu not Acanthoscurria....I would put money on it.....:D:D:D
 

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Tom is correct on both accounts...First it is a Female and Second that is a Nhandu not Acanthoscurria....I would put money on it.....:D:D:D
From what I have been able to find about them, Nhandu carapoensis seems a bit pricier than the other species so maybe my wife just got lucky ;).
 

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So she goes into her hut yesterday and webs the entrance closed with sone dirt as well. Any idea what may be going on?
 
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