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My male t albo juvie also has a pinkish/gold carapace! I thought nic albos usually have a more silvery black carapace compared to hondurans, but it seems like the females have that. Could this be sexual dimorphism or just the result of hybrids of this species?
My male t albo juvie also has a pinkish/gold carapace! I thought nic albos usually have a more silvery black carapace compared to hondurans, but it seems like the females have that. Could this be sexual dimorphism or just the result of hybrids of this species?
I am not sure. I picked this boy up as a Nicaraguan, and the setae looks correct but we will see what the next molt looks like. I believe is he 1-2 away from pen.
My male t albo juvie also has a pinkish/gold carapace! I thought nic albos usually have a more silvery black carapace compared to hondurans, but it seems like the females have that. Could this be sexual dimorphism or just the result of hybrids of this species?
I am not sure. I picked this boy up as a Nicaraguan, and the setae looks correct but we will see what the next molt looks like. I believe is he 1-2 away from pen.
A person in which had a male told me that my tarantula was of the honduran or nicaraguan type. Which one is it? My lovely tarantula by KevinsWither posted Feb 20, 2017 at 4:53 PM
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