Rose is a Redgie

antsman

Arachnosquire
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I had my Grammostola porteri Sexed and he turned out to be a male. He was 3" when I got him and I've had him for 6 months, he's about 3 1/2" now. So safe to say he's about 2 1/2 years old? Males of this species life span is about 5 years correct?

 

Moonohol

Two Legged Freak
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Size and age aren't very closely correlated. Ts grow at different rates depending on the temp they're kept at and how much they're fed/are willing to eat. It's pretty much impossible to determine age based off of the T's size.
 

antsman

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Size and age aren't very closely correlated. Ts grow at different rates depending on the temp they're kept at and how much they're fed/are willing to eat. It's pretty much impossible to determine age based off of the T's size.
Okay noted, thank you.
 

Goodlukwitthat

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The only way to know the age of that specimen is if you can touch base with the breeder and get a date that it was hatched. The upside to having a male is breeder loans which can lead to you getting slings out of a successful breeding which could mean getting and raising a female out of them:) There's ALWAYS someone looking for a male :p
 
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