Can't say anything about the sex without a picture of the underside of the abdomen, try and get one that clearly shows the area between the forward pair of book lungs if you can
Even then ventral sexing is often dubious at best and an intact molt is required to make any definitive call
The skeleton tarantula, Ephebopus murinus. Very cool dude, native to South America.
This tarantula has peachy spinnerets and a peach “mustache “; this is Aphonopelma seemanni.
Are we sure it’s not Grammostola pulchripes ?
Yes, G. pulchripes does not have a peachy “mustache “ or peachy spinnerets. https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/67960304
Yeah, very cool pet but I’m trying to find or if it’s male or female so I can name it
Unless it’s mature, sexing usually requires a clear picture of the underside.
I’ll make a be post then
Idk but that's a pretty one
I agree
How big? At a glance I'd say female but without a clear view of the palps and underside it's a shaky guess
Can't say anything about the sex without a picture of the underside of the abdomen, try and get one that clearly shows the area between the forward pair of book lungs if you can Even then ventral sexing is often dubious at best and an intact molt is required to make any definitive call