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    I was wondering, I heard from someone that if a tarantula loses one of its legs and it molts and the leg doesnt grow back that means it is a male. Then if it does grow back that it is a female. Can this be true?

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    male or female it will grow back unless the male is in his penultimate molt

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    i know this is totally off subject but.....wendy,i see in your list it says 0.2 orange baboon....you mean like a monkey or is that some kind of spider or somthing ??
    0.1 Albino Redtail Boa
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    No she means a Usambara Orange or a P. murinus
    -My Tarantulas-
    1-P. murinus, 1-A. seemani, 2-P. regalis, 2-G. rosea, 1-B. albopilosum, 2-A. avicularia
    -My Snakes-
    2-Ball Pythons, 1-Plains garter, 1-Burmese Python, 1-Red tail boa
    -Other pets-
    1-Iguana, 1-Sulcata Tortoise, 2-Love Birds, 1-Umbrella Cockatoo, 1-Scottish Terrier, 1-Wire Fox Terrier
    1-Black Kitty

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    its a Tarantula
    -My Tarantulas-
    1-P. murinus, 1-A. seemani, 2-P. regalis, 2-G. rosea, 1-B. albopilosum, 2-A. avicularia
    -My Snakes-
    2-Ball Pythons, 1-Plains garter, 1-Burmese Python, 1-Red tail boa
    -Other pets-
    1-Iguana, 1-Sulcata Tortoise, 2-Love Birds, 1-Umbrella Cockatoo, 1-Scottish Terrier, 1-Wire Fox Terrier
    1-Black Kitty

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    an orangatang......lol....jk
    podo i was thinking even in the penultimate molt a male will probly grow it back only in the ultimate molt it won't on a male

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