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The molt measured in at 2". This is looking like a male to me but I would like other opinions. The microsope pics kind of look like male accessory organs but I could be wrong. What does everyone think?



Ahh, yes. I didn't look at the last pics. lolIt doesn't look like they're connected...female spermathecae would be connected.
It's possible they are too underdeveloped to notice, but I'd think they would be pretty obvious (and a little larger) on a 2" molt.
I'd be interested to see the next molt though, if you could post a follow-up here when that happens.
--Joe
Thanks Joe, I will definitely update. Male accessory organs throw me off some times on the smaller ones, plus it does not help that my microscope is not really great. So it is nice to get other opinions.It doesn't look like they're connected...female spermathecae would be connected.
It's possible they are too underdeveloped to notice, but I'd think they would be pretty obvious (and a little larger) on a 2" molt.
I'd be interested to see the next molt though, if you could post a follow-up here when that happens.
--Joe
I noticed the spot too. She/he just molted today and was chillen on the side of the KK for some reason so I snapped a pic and got the molt. I will keep an eye on it for the next week as he/she hardens up. Thanks for your opinions too BTW. I appreciate it!!Ahh, yes. I didn't look at the last pics. lol
You may be right Joe.
Is that spot on the abdomen normal?
LOL is b vagans lolI'd say definitely male. Here's my similarly sized B vaginas male for reference:
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LOL. Can I use that as my new signature?I'd say definitely male. Here's my similarly sized B vaginas male for reference:
Yes, it is a male.Just an update on this thread as the tarantula in question just molted again. It seems to definitely be a male:
Don't need my permission : )LOL. Can I use that as my new signature?