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phampobeteus sp.duran

Sissi

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Hi can you tell if this Is male or female? Its picture after molting. Thanks
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Sissi

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The molt was completely destroyed. I tried to moisten it, but important part were very torn. This species has tibial hook, right? And I dont sebe any. But right now I can't see front legs, because the spider is in corner and posture Is not good.
 

PanzoN88

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The molt was completely destroyed. I tried to moisten it, but important part were very torn. This species has tibial hook, right? And I dont sebe any. But right now I can't see front legs, because the spider is in corner and posture Is not good.
I went to Instagram to go find pictures of that particular species, I did not see any tibial hooks on the pictures I found. They are sexually dimorphic. Your specimen has to be a MM.
 

plessey

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When a Pamphobeteus suddenly turns from brown to purple then you can usually bet the house on it being male. I suspect in this case a quick look at the pedipalps will tell us all we need to know.
 
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