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In fact is her first adult molt. So far refused the males even though she was as big as my other mature female. I will wait a month and try yo pair her again

Not sure is a female, sorry

Too blury. Looks a male to me though. In any case, males are more dark blue in the cephalotorax, a picture from above could also help

Female

Looks a small female. Mine just molted, this is what you have to find, the half cyrcle with a black spot in the middle between the lungs (two white things)

I would say a male

Available mature males for sale or exchange for future lings Poe Metallica Chromatopelma Cyaneopubescens Omothymus Schiodtei Grammostola Porteri Borrowed at this moment, available again soon Grammostola Pulchra Hysterocrates Hércules Monocentropus Balfouri

Congratulations, what a great species.

Congratulations

Doesn't look in premolt yet. Looks kind of stressed. Is there many vivrations around? Or sun light?

Yeah guys, confirmed. This is how it looks like today. Only a few still with good colour.

Thanks, is what I thought, the male was with another female twice the week before so maybe he didn't have time to make the spermatic web again. I still keep taking care of the eggs until all dry just in case. Unfortunatly the other female molted so the sperm is completely lost as this male...

Hi, I need some advise on this. I opened the sac of my Gramostola Rosea at week 8 and put the eggs un the incubator as shown in the picture attached ten days ago. I keep rolling the eggs carefully, controlling temperature and adding humidity everyday as usual. Although, almost half of the sac...

Absolutly agree.

Congratulations. You're gonna enjoy this one as well. I have a Emilia 17years old now and still doing well. One tip, try not to manipulate the spiders, won't do any good to you or them and is a life risk for the animal. It's just a recommendation