Pterinochilus murinus "usumbara"

[Vayu Son]

3-3.5" male usumbara going out to holley. Figured id take some farewell pics.

-V

 

[Vayu Son]

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beatnik facial hair.

-V

 

[Joy]

Bon voyage! And happy honeymoon

Joy

 

[Theraphosa]

that's a male?? dang... I thought it was a female... I thought male suppose to have long legs and slim body....

 

[Vayu Son]

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Its not a mature specimen, but it is male.

-V

 

[JacenBeers]

I was gonna say the same thing. It doesnt even have palpal bulbs.

 

[Henry Kane]

Didn't you read the above post? Vayu said it isn't yet mature. Why would it have palpal bulbs yet?

Atrax

 

[Tarantula Lover]

hey

is she going to have them mate? or put it with a female, and live with her? Cool Pics!

James

 

[JacenBeers]

Originally posted by Atrax
Didn't you read the above post? Vayu said it isn't yet mature. Why would it have palpal bulbs yet?

Atrax

Of course I read it. I was just mentioning that I was thinking the same thing as the other person who was wondering if it was male or not.

 

[Vayu Son]

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The reason for confusion is that many T's do not become noticeably sexually dimorphic in regards to size and width until they are sexually matured.

He is only about 8 months old. Here is the spider next to a sink faucet so you can see how small it is.

-V