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My B. albiceps (ruhnaui) molted tonight, and I was checking out the fresh exuvium with a pair of magnifying glasses. The T was approximately 3.5" before the molt, and hasn't yet stretched out for a post-molt measurement.
If I look as close as I can get with the magnification, I can BARELY barely see what might possibly be the spermathecae, but I could just be optimistic. Should they be more obvious than that at that size?
Before anyone asks, I can't get a picture that close with my camera. :wall:
If I look as close as I can get with the magnification, I can BARELY barely see what might possibly be the spermathecae, but I could just be optimistic. Should they be more obvious than that at that size?
Before anyone asks, I can't get a picture that close with my camera. :wall: