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My very first T, she's about 1"

My first time getting an intact enough molt to try sexing. This is my G. Pulchripes (approx. 3-4 years old according to the seller who also was unable to sex it). Pretty sure I have a female here? Looks like a defined flap there but I wanted second opinions since it is my first time. Thanks!

‘Dorado’ (‘Dora’ for short), g. pulchripes young AF. Emerging from her burrow :)

G. Pulchra Ventral Sexing? Admittedly, this is an awful pic but I just got this guy (I think it's male at least). I wanted a second opinion just to see if I'm seeing it correctly. Thanks!

Female G pulchra. Was like half an inch across when I first got it, now she's like 7 inches across. She's a bit skittish but docile and never even kicks hairs. This is one of my favorite things about tarantulas. If you get a female, then with minimal effort you can keep it for the next 20-30 years

About 3 inches or so currently. I recently Confirmed that she's a female from her last molt. I already have a much bigger female and a male but I can't have too many of these guys. She's a bit skittish but still calm if picked up and never kicks hairs, so typical pulchra temperament.

Drinking from water droplets

'Mercury', g. pulchra AF. Big lass destroying a worm :)

PS: macro magic is a new ig handle I made. It's my photo. Pretty chill but can bolt suddenly sometimes. She doesn't even know she has urticating hairs lol

Back to monitoring the surface for cricket activity. She disappeared with all speed when I tried to get a side view though. 🤣

'Dora', g. pulchripes AF. Looking great post-molt!

'Rune', g. rosea 'ncf'/porteri large adult female. Big beefy girl but so placid, such a gorgeous species!

'Rina', adult female "RCF" rosea having a late meal. Hardly boring & brown love her red tints!

'Mercury', g. pulchra AF grabbing up a worm. Typical bulldozer is this one, never seen her not covered in dirt haha

'Rina', AF g. rosea 'RCF'. Love picturing this girl, very photogenic!

2.5” g.pulchra ventral shot. I honestly have no idea, I think I see both sex organs so please help me haha

'Rina', g. rosea 'rcf' adult female. Another chill rosie, so docile in fact she'd rather try to make friends with her food than eat it!

'Rune', g. rosea 'ncf'/porteri large AF. One of my most chill and inquisitive spiders, always tries to go walkabouts haha.

cute little thing

This one sure seems to like showing off after a good catch.