Dylan Campbell
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my T just molted this morning so I figured someone here could tell me the sex
Rose hair tarantula sexing.
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ledzeppelin
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Female 100% 
Dylan Campbell
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Thanks!Female 100%
KezyGLA
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Agreed. That is a female
Dylan Campbell
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Do Ts ever curl a few of their legs in right after a molt? I figured she'd do that because she is tired but seeing about 3 legs curl in without movement worries me
KezyGLA
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Yes. You will see your T in many strange position after moult. This is completely normal behaviour. Just make sure the waterdish is always full
Dylan Campbell
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Thank you. And will do
ssmachine
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i don’t wanna hijack someone’s else’s thread but new to site and can’t seem to navigate lol! Can anyone tell me what they think of sex on this rose? Thank you!!!Female 100%
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Paul1126
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Let me try my sexing skills, female I think.
Anyone else confirm?
ssmachine
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Thank you! I was hoping for female as it’s my daughters favorite even tho showing a fairly nasty attitude compared to my other T’s! Even my OBT is more mellow...so far!
Paul1126
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I wouldn't take my word for it, I'm not very good at sexing. Wait for someone more experienced to post
ssmachine
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Well I thank you anyways! I can’t find my magnifying scope and of all T’s rose hairs are hard for me to tell??? And I haven’t yet got a molt and previous owner hadn’t had a molt and zero info lol! Hard to find anyone with T experience in Montana!
KezyGLA
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Looks male to me but its at weird angle. Post up a straight-on pic and shud make things easier
ssmachine
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I had originally thought male when first got it but wanted opinions from people with more experience at sexing the live animal! I will try for a better pic
DarthJaders
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Hello, I have a rose hair I am trying to determine the sex of as well, I keep seeing photos and guides on what a female looks like versus a male (I'm trying to figure out through examaning epiandrous fusillae) but I don't have anything to compare him/her to. Does anyone have any good photos of what a makes looks like versus a female? I don't have any molts and her previous owner didn't have any either. Or even a simplified explanation of what I'm looking for would be super helpful. Thanks!
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DarthJaders
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So females have a more noticable slit? And males are rounder? If you don't know that is okay, I greatly appreciate you sharing those photos!
KezyGLA
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The females furrow is usually wider with more noticeable slit.
Males seems more narrow at the lungs with darker spot above the gonoslit where fussilae is forming. The males gonoslit is usually straight.
Males seems more narrow at the lungs with darker spot above the gonoslit where fussilae is forming. The males gonoslit is usually straight.