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Hi,
@Tom: Shortly before a female gives birth it should be kept alone. If it gives birth while being kept with others the youngs will be eaten.
@errit: In H. j. salei one can see no difference in the pedipalps in the sexes like it is for example with H. trilineatus or H. hottentotta where the males have more bulbous chelae (at least with my specimens).
Greetings
Alex
@Tom: Shortly before a female gives birth it should be kept alone. If it gives birth while being kept with others the youngs will be eaten.
@errit: In H. j. salei one can see no difference in the pedipalps in the sexes like it is for example with H. trilineatus or H. hottentotta where the males have more bulbous chelae (at least with my specimens).
Greetings
Alex