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I'm almost sure I have 4 male Tincs now. They are almost a year old and all have front toe pads significantly larger than the rear toe pads. But I have to ask, has anyone ever had female tincs with the same condition? Is there some chance that one could be a female?
Thanks
joe
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4.0.0 Tinc Patricias (darn it)
0.0.5 Aurotaenia
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I think even the females have larger toepads than on the back, but the males should be larger, and flat. If you had a female and male side by side you could tell, the difference, but I have no idea how to explain it more than that.
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Kyle
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4.0.0 Tinc Patricias (darn it)
0.0.5 Aurotaenia
0.0.2836 Pea Aphids
0.0.4392 Springtails
0.0.1842 FruitFlies
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