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desmondchew555

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P. Regalis about 4”
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Casey K.

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Looks female to me, ventrally....can you show us a dorsal view?
 

AndrewClayton

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Dorsal looks male with the dark shade so I’m very confused!
I think that looks more female I’m sure there is a difference in the dark shade around the eyes that makes them sexually dimorphic, females having more and covering more eyes if you can see what I mean where as the males will have a sharper angle on the darkness coming through the eyes, I’m definitely no expert but have had a few P Regalis you will definitely be able to tell a difference in the next couple of moults as the Male gets very washed out and dull and you will hardly notice the markings
 

Casey K.

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I'd say it looks female dorsally but I am going off of the abdominal stripe. Males usually have a more prominent stripe than females....females stripes/pattern are broad and not as dark. Poecies are a bit more difficult to sex for me, ventrally but if they are at least 3+" you can go off of their dorsal pattern. I could be wrong. I make mistakes, too, lol. Sure fire way of telling is to check the molt! :)
 
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