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  1. 05-20-2009, 12:12 PM #1
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    Let's play: G. pulchra male or female???

    What is your guess? Male or female? I figured I would post this pic instead of my micro pic to change it up a bit Good luck
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    Re: Let's play: G. pulchra male or female???

    Ummm,

    I can't find my binoculars so am going to try a wild stab in the dark based on body shape and say male?

    I am really liking the flashy white fangs though.


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    Re: Let's play: G. pulchra male or female???

    Ummm,

    I can't find my binoculars
    LOL-Sorry about that I will see if I can crop it and get a closer shot
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    Re: Let's play: G. pulchra male or female???

    See if this is any better Also, anyone can play!!! You got a 50/50 shot at guessing the answer right!!! Please everyone feel free to play even if you don't know for sure what sex it is
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    Re: Let's play: G. pulchra male or female???

    God hard to tell from this side,

    I would say female......

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    Re: Let's play: G. pulchra male or female???

    I'm going to have to agree with Patty Cakes on this one and say female
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    Re: Let's play: G. pulchra male or female???

    Female Is it just a molt? Complete spider newb, never ever plan on owning one. lol. But I am finding myself being able to look at the pics longer. lol.
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    Re: Let's play: G. pulchra male or female???

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    Female Is it just a molt? Complete spider newb, never ever plan on owning one. lol. But I am finding myself being able to look at the pics longer. lol.
    That is the actual T after the molt. And i think everyone should own at least one They really aren't that bad (easy for me to say I guess because I like them-lol)
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    Re: Let's play: G. pulchra male or female???

    Wow, he looks so strange, never saw one like that!! What would you reccomend as a beginners T. I am terrified of spiders...but I hate being so lol!! I think I would rather hold a T than a little spider. I guess cuz they are furry lol. I really dont like how rose haired look...I like the dark black ones. Any suggestions?

    Cool spider!! I have absolutely no idea, but everyoen is saying female, so Im gonna say male lol!
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    Re: Let's play: G. pulchra male or female???

    Quote Originally Posted by Creeptastic View Post
    Wow, he looks so strange, never saw one like that!! What would you reccomend as a beginners T. I am terrified of spiders...but I hate being so lol!! I think I would rather hold a T than a little spider. I guess cuz they are furry lol. I really dont like how rose haired look...I like the dark black ones. Any suggestions?

    Cool spider!! I have absolutely no idea, but everyoen is saying female, so Im gonna say male lol!
    If you like the velvety looking all black T's then a G. pulchra (Grammostola pulchra-Brazilian Black Beauty. That is the type of T you are guessing the sex on. This one is only about 1 3/4" so he/she is still small yet) is for you. They are very pretty and very docile. They are one of my favorites
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