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Arachnoknight
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- Oct 2, 2010
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hi everyone,
i recently bought a singapore blue and a few days later he/she moulted. now iv heard the stories about sexing by their colouration the older they get, they say if it ever shows distinct blue, it is a female. however, if it remains a brown/grey colour it is male. now im no expert on sexing by moult, but after 45 minutes of tediously trying to find any kind of flap between the 1st pair of book lungs has so far turned up nothing despite warm soapy water, but the blue that he/she is showing is awesome, a real difference. i would say it is now around 3.5"-4" leg to leg and has not yellowed, greened or grown any emboli/tibial hooks. im just wondering if anyone can shed some light on it, i will try to get some pics of the 't' loaded on here but as for the moult, my camera is my phone lol and it looks a blurry mess when i snap it. thanks!
i recently bought a singapore blue and a few days later he/she moulted. now iv heard the stories about sexing by their colouration the older they get, they say if it ever shows distinct blue, it is a female. however, if it remains a brown/grey colour it is male. now im no expert on sexing by moult, but after 45 minutes of tediously trying to find any kind of flap between the 1st pair of book lungs has so far turned up nothing despite warm soapy water, but the blue that he/she is showing is awesome, a real difference. i would say it is now around 3.5"-4" leg to leg and has not yellowed, greened or grown any emboli/tibial hooks. im just wondering if anyone can shed some light on it, i will try to get some pics of the 't' loaded on here but as for the moult, my camera is my phone lol and it looks a blurry mess when i snap it. thanks!