B. albopilosum molt pics

[crawltech]

Hey All....my 0.0.1 B. albo molted today.....i managed to get a couple a shots in before i went to work......check em out!

some teeth shots.....

couple hours after...chillin by the water dish

got the molt out......

thanks for lookin!

 

[Ariel]

congrats on the molt!! Very beautiful T! And IMHO I think you got a girl on your hands I'm no expert, but thats what I'm seeing.

 

[crawltech]

Fingers are crossed....thanx for the positive feedback

 

[violentblossom]

Congrats! I'm guessing chica as well.

 

[crawltech]

Its lookin good!.....anybody else??

 

[Endagr8]

100% female.

 

[crawltech]

Awsome!!!....thanx for the replies guys/gals....super stoked!

 

[GiantVinegaroon]

What are you guys seeing that make you believe it's female? I thought the book lungs looked pretty spaced out and thought i saw that epigynal fold in the molt...but I'm new to sexing Ts so Idk...

 

[Abby]

Congrats!

Congrats to your T!
I am so glad you took some awesome pictures, it is an unbelievable process.
:worship:

 

[crawltech]

im still gunnin for a girl!!

 

[Endagr8]

What are you guys seeing that make you believe it's female? I thought the book lungs looked pretty spaced out and thought i saw that epigynal fold in the molt...but I'm new to sexing Ts so Idk...

I guessed female also when I saw her on her back. That furrow was very pronounced.

However, the picture of the molt confirmed my assumptions when I saw her spermathecae and uterus externus.

Pay close attention to what's in between the anterior set of book lungs. The lighter brown stripe closer to the top of the picture looks to be the uterus externus. The upside down arches below that, with the outline of a rounded-out W are the spermathecae.

 

[Roski]

Awesome possum

 

[crawltech]

I guessed female also when I saw her on her back. That furrow was very pronounced.

However, the picture of the molt confirmed my assumptions when I saw her spermathecae and uterus externus.

Pay close attention to what's in between the anterior set of book lungs. The lighter brown stripe closer to the top of the picture looks to be the uterus externus. The upside down arches below that, with the outline of a rounded-out W are the spermathecae.

Thanx for the explanation!...i can see it now aswell!