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Xenesthis immanis Female

Tarantulabas1993

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Konstantin

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Are they normaly that leggy(seems leggy from the pic) as a species.Any particular husbandry tips as thinking getting few slings of them myself
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Awesome tarantula! Such a beauty!

Are they normaly that leggy(seems leggy from the pic) as a species.Any particular husbandry tips as thinking getting few slings of them myself
Regards Konstantin

All the ones I have seen are pretty leggy.
 

Tarantulabas1993

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Just wandered.
Leggy or not is awesome looking spider:T:
Hello,
This is a female, as she gets older she will bulk up alittle but yes it's a leggy species. Males are bright colored and short lived while females are a dull but dark purple with charcoal legs and long lived. I keep min in a 6 gallon enclosure with 5 inches of substrate, hide, and a fake plant. They are moisture dependent with high humidity but like all tarantulas if your comfortable they are comfortable. Just make sure you mist it a couple times a week when they reach juvenile stage.
 

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Just out of curiosity. I'm assuming this picture is taken with camera flash? Looks too colourful to me to be female (I'll add I don't keep this species) I'm guessing you've sexed its moult yourself?
 

Tarantulabas1993

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It was a confirmed female from Jamie's tarantulas website. Males are a more colorful while females are darker. Yes I have a flash camera which I used to capture this picture. In what way do you think its male? I'm curious
 

ilovebrachys

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It doesn't look very bulky built either as far as I'm aware adult females are solid stocky spiders... How big is this T out of interest ? :)
 

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