I think it might be a she, the two little pedipalps in front of the fangs distinguish the males from the females. The males have big pedipalps. This gal was also pretty large compared to the males. I wish they lived long enough to keep as a pet, sadly they have only a year life-span and most of the time they are microscopic until they finish growing at the end of the year. They are good posers for the camera once you settle them down.
I think it might be a she, the two little pedipalps in front of the fangs distinguish the males from the females. The males have big pedipalps. This gal was also pretty large compared to the males. I wish they lived long enough to keep as a pet, sadly they have only a year life-span and most of the time they are microscopic until they finish growing at the end of the year. They are good posers for the camera once you settle them down.
Oh wow! That's very interesting!