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Help figuring this out
- Thread starter Tkell
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Hi,
It is a little difficult to see as her abdomen is not fully facing the enclosure. Any chance for a better picture?
I also wanted to ask, does it eat well? I had a few A. Seemanni and even from sling they always ended up being quite "chubby" and I never witnessed a skinny one (except for AM late in life) like yours. Please understand that it doesn't mean there is anything wrong with it, I am just curious to know about its eating habits. Thank you.
It is a little difficult to see as her abdomen is not fully facing the enclosure. Any chance for a better picture?
I also wanted to ask, does it eat well? I had a few A. Seemanni and even from sling they always ended up being quite "chubby" and I never witnessed a skinny one (except for AM late in life) like yours. Please understand that it doesn't mean there is anything wrong with it, I am just curious to know about its eating habits. Thank you.
Poor Pauly
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Don't you have to look at a molt to determine the sex with certainty? Noob question.
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To be 100% sure, you need to.
