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That's what I like to hear. Especially since I bought it as a male.Looks pretty female to me.
Here's mine when she was little. Not nearly as pronounced as yours but it has those "lips".That's what I like to hear. Especially since I bought it as a male.
Well that's a dang good sign. I figured female. I have just been out of the hobby so long I wanted others opinions. I really wish the hairs didn't bother me as bad as they do. She is a ferocious eater as expected from an LP.Here's mine when she was little. Not nearly as pronounced as yours but it has those "lips".
The only reason I can think of is because those sacs are so darn small. They get, what, 10-20 eggs tops, right?So, I am looking around at prices. Why have the prices of female LPs went up?
I seen a 2-2.5" female for $115, and a 6" female for $275.
Shoot. Back in the day, I sold my 7" female to a buddy here for $100.
Right. 10 to 20 eggs. Small sacs. Of course. That must be what it is. I should've known!The only reason I can think of is because those sacs are so darn small. They get, what, 10-20 eggs tops, right?
OK, so not a supply and demand issue, but probably because they "get HUGE" and everyone wants a tarantula the "size of a dinner plate". People are obviously buying them at that price so why sell 'em for less ...
I would chew off my own hand before I would ever pay more than $80 bucks for a 5-6 in Lp..I seen a 2-2.5" female for $115, and a 6" female for $275.
That's what I am saying! The female I had sold for $100 was 7.25-7.5".I would chew off my own hand before I would ever pay more than $80 bucks for a 5-6 in Lp..