What is the most accurate way to sex out Parabuthus villosus "oranje"?

[xenesthis]

What is the most accurate way to sex out Parabuthus villosus "oranje"? Thanks.

 

[TheraMygale]

Parabuthus Villosus oranje

The first of a group of P. Villosus oranje from Gromgrom, this molted out as female (3i) and currently has 2 small feedings in her. I had another molt last night, looks to be male! No pics of him yet, he's fresh and didn't want to disturb. Cheers, Rob P.S. - Sorry about the...

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Parabuthus Villosus Orange Morph Sexing

Hello everyone! Just wanted to show off my PVO pair that I recently received. The first picture is one of my male and the second one (on the small driftwood piece) is the female. I’m wondering how to tell the difference between the two though. I’ve watched a video from the Spider-Man about his...

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[Joey Spijkers]

In all Parabuthus species, the females have enlarged basal middle lamellae, which can be seen just below where the pectines are attached to the genital operculum. These are normally shaped in males, and stick out past the pectinal teeth in females.

 

[xenesthis]

Male or female?

 

[Joey Spijkers]

Male

 

[xenesthis]

Male

Even though the pectines appear short?

 

[Joey Spijkers]

Yes, the picture quality is not very good, but the basal middle lamellae are not enlarged to stick out past the pectine teeth, and the pectines are angled to meet in the middle, which is another way to tell the sex in all Buthidae.
Both signs that this is a male.

 

[xenesthis]

Yes, the picture quality is not very good, but the basal middle lamellae are not enlarged to stick out past the pectine teeth, and the pectines are angled to meet in the middle, which is another way to tell the sex in all Buthidae.
Both signs that this is a male.

Thanks!