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Grammostola pulchripes sex

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micheledebb

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Hello everyone, i’m a newbie and this is my last grammostola pulchripes molt (mi first tarantula). It’s too early to know the sex? Ty!
 

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AndrewClayton

AndrewClayton

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Photos seem quite blurred, or there is some unnecessary lighting.

See if you're camera has a macro mode, that will allow you to get a close up photo.

Failing this, post a ventral pic of you're T and I will happily help you sex it.

Also no it's not too early to sex it.
 
Spyderdune

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micheledebb said:
Hello everyone, i’m a newbie and this is my last grammostola pulchripes molt (mi first tarantula). It’s too early to know the sex? Ty!
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You should definitely Google how to sex your tarantulas through a molt. I have noticed in recent past that many people are asking about the sex of tarantulas, when you learn how to do it on your own, which does take a lot of research and practice, in my opinion, it makes people feel way more successful and way more confident as a tarantula keeper. Just my opinion. It does take some work, but it is so much more worth it. Take care and good luck.
 

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