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What sex is my Tarantula?
N.chromatus
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<blockquote data-quote="Phil" data-source="post: 148279" data-attributes="member: 4151"><p>Tibial hooks and 'boxing gloves' would only be present on the ultimate moult for males (Mature Male). This is only a juvenile and so none of those tell tale signs would be present (yet). You are correct in pointing out these factors but only when mature. You are also correct about the best sexing method being through moults examination as there will always be an element of guess work with the ventral sexing method. based on spacing and positioning of book lungs and the lack of any crescent between the top 2 set of book lungs I am still sticking to my prediction of Male (for now anyway until a moult confirms one way or the other).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Phil, post: 148279, member: 4151"] Tibial hooks and 'boxing gloves' would only be present on the ultimate moult for males (Mature Male). This is only a juvenile and so none of those tell tale signs would be present (yet). You are correct in pointing out these factors but only when mature. You are also correct about the best sexing method being through moults examination as there will always be an element of guess work with the ventral sexing method. based on spacing and positioning of book lungs and the lack of any crescent between the top 2 set of book lungs I am still sticking to my prediction of Male (for now anyway until a moult confirms one way or the other). [/QUOTE]
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