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    Re: Entering new territory. My first tarantula.

    Quote Originally Posted by Snagrio View Post
    Yeah that's generally what I've heard, you have to wait for a molt and examine the insides.
    in spiderlings (“slings”) and juveniles yes because they’re simply to small to visually discern with any accuracy without using equipment (eg: microscope) however when they’re adults, like what you have, there are physical characteristics that differentiate them that you’ll be able to tell eg: females will have the flap on the abdomen and males will “hook out” i.e. you’ll visually be able to see their “tibial hooks”
    Last edited by YungRasputin; 12-17-2022 at 02:02 AM.
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