Shaka
Arachnopeon
- Joined
- May 25, 2010
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Hi there!
Can I please ask for opinions and possibly pics to help me out here. A few days ago my P.regalis molted to a leg span of 16.5cm (6.5 inches), I took the exuvium and sexed it under a 10x Magnifying glass, I saw NO spermathecae... so I was pretty darn sure - it was male.
However, when I posted a pic of the newly molted beauty, the pokie gurus in my area all exclaimed "FEMALE"... ??? So I took a few more pics which I have added to this post, which confused everyone! Now half of them say female, and half of them say male, and the rest are just stumped...
At this size, I am pretty sure spermathecae would be well in place and pretty darn easy to spot with the naked eye... if this T had no spermathecae and is yet to develop them, this T is going to be ENORMOUS by the time it matures...
Please tell me what all of you think.
thx in advance
Shaka
Can I please ask for opinions and possibly pics to help me out here. A few days ago my P.regalis molted to a leg span of 16.5cm (6.5 inches), I took the exuvium and sexed it under a 10x Magnifying glass, I saw NO spermathecae... so I was pretty darn sure - it was male.
However, when I posted a pic of the newly molted beauty, the pokie gurus in my area all exclaimed "FEMALE"... ??? So I took a few more pics which I have added to this post, which confused everyone! Now half of them say female, and half of them say male, and the rest are just stumped...
At this size, I am pretty sure spermathecae would be well in place and pretty darn easy to spot with the naked eye... if this T had no spermathecae and is yet to develop them, this T is going to be ENORMOUS by the time it matures...
Please tell me what all of you think.
thx in advance
Shaka