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A. seemanni, hopefully better pics than last time

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I am so bad at this! I’ve had “her” for 3 and a half years, two molts in that time frame. Roughly 4.5” legspan now, and was already a good size when I got her. If it she’s actually a he, i don’t know how long I have til the final molt :(

Thanks so much for your help!
 

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I am so bad at this! I’ve had “her” for 3 and a half years, two molts in that time frame. Roughly 4.5” legspan now, and was already a good size when I got her. If it she’s actually a he, i don’t know how long I have til the final molt :(

Thanks so much for your help!
You could sex her/him from a molt...
 

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Just by the story line without looking its a female. Seemani max out at 5", a male would have matured by now. Seemanii you have to grab that molt as soon as its finished or its shredded. I'm bad at ventral sexing myself. Heres a fun video of my female molting that I caught.
That's what I'd been thinking, but I'd heard of males living longer than expected by several years. Glad to know she'll be around for a while :)

(and thanks for sharing the video! the last time she molted was overnight and I missed it)
 
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