I vent sex them at that size, but not lung spacing. I've see experienced guys mis-sex them using lung spacing; they'll look at that and completely ignore very obvious features at the vent. The only time I'll look at lung spacing is when I can't be sure by telling what's going on at the vent, and even then, lung spacing doesn't really clear things up.I'm solely basing it off of anterior book lung spacing.
Once they do reach around an inch or more, I of course observe the anterior book lung spacing, each lung orientation, structure of the noticeable furrow, even the structure between the coxa of the last leg set's, sometimes growth rates, etc... I just haven't had enough babies that tiny or willing enough NOT to immediately hide each time I attempt to inspect a little more in detail to determine through those same methods as of yet.I vent sex them at that size, but not lung spacing. I've see experienced guys mis-sex them using lung spacing; they'll look at that and completely ignore very obvious features at the vent. The only time I'll look at lung spacing is when I can't be sure by telling what's going on at the vent, and even then, lung spacing doesn't really clear things up.