ok, i'm gonna take a stab at this, I am thinking this is a female,

sry, hopefully this will be a little better pic

That definitely looks female to me.

P. miranda Sexing @ ~1.5"

Female



Male

Can anyone give me to see about the E.Cyanognathus Female and Male ventral sex? tq very much

Check page 8, don't know if I or anyone else posted more.

Kyle,

I believe those picture are the best I have ever seen to demonstrate ventral sexing. Thank you.

Christian

haha, still blur... sorry ><
here the picture, sorry for the bad quality...><

BlueFang 2.3inch... sex it please~ T-T

this is its exuvium..but i still dunno what its sex ... ><


KingBaboon 2inch, what its sex?


My Klugi... whats its sex?? @@


4 of my GBB

1st GBB

2nd GBB

3rd GBB

4th GBB

Help me sex them please. thx alot ^^

1)Avicularia Versicolor


2)Lampropelma Violaceopes


3)Ephebopus Cyanognathus


4)Chromatopelma Cyaneopubescens 1


5) Chromatopelma Cyaneopubescens 2


6)Lasiodora Klugi


7)Citharischius Crawshayi


8)Grammostola Rosea

Based upon personal experience, I can tell you that your L. violaceopes looks very female to me. I don't want to venture a guess with your other specimens, as my ventral sexing abilities are not the best. It's pretty easy with the Lv's, as there is a very distinct and obvious difference between the males and the females (very similar to Poecilotheria). Hopefully someone with more experience will chime in to assist you.

Here is a blurry pic of my male for comparison:

The shot focuses on his fangs, but if you look down, there is a very obvious dot in the region of the epiandrous fusilae.

OhOH~ thx alot for letting me compare male ventral. haha~ i did see the dot on ur photo. haha~

Here's ventral picture of a red color form Grammostola rosea. I do not know the sex.

Any guesses?



I'm going to try for a better shot.

Thanks.

Female. Spacing on the book lungs, the fourth pair of walking legs and the undefined epigastric furrow says it all.

Hey i went through all the threads.... lol took a min. I know this thread is still in the process but i am curious if someone could post a comparison of a Nhandu chromatus. Would be greatly appreciated

Kilted_One what is it about the legs that say female?

Thanks for your opinion too.

On a female the coxa of the fourth pair of walking legs are just slightly farther apart than on a male. With a male the coxa of the fourth pair almost touch, and with a female there is a slight gap.

Thanks Kilted_One, much appreciated.

You are welcome, I also do parties.

I was just looking for N. chromatus as well...

This is the only good ventral shot I could find, and it's a female. I'll see if I can get a good picture of my male for comparison.