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Hi guys,
Compared to tarantulas, I have very little knowledge about "true spiders"
These two C.salei both moulted a couple of weeks ago. Before moulting they both looked pretty similar to me.
Now they look like this:
Now, I know you get a lot of colour varieties in Cupiennius spp, but could these be male and female? I can't really see if the second spider actually has palpal emboli but they certainly look very swollen in comparison to the other (much bolder coloured one)
All help appreciated!
Compared to tarantulas, I have very little knowledge about "true spiders"
These two C.salei both moulted a couple of weeks ago. Before moulting they both looked pretty similar to me.
Now they look like this:


Now, I know you get a lot of colour varieties in Cupiennius spp, but could these be male and female? I can't really see if the second spider actually has palpal emboli but they certainly look very swollen in comparison to the other (much bolder coloured one)
All help appreciated!