Bwahahahahaha! Well put.

Sorry Scarab.

In terms of the curly sex - I have no idea !

Dimitri wrote: The most popular keyword this website gets hits from is the word sex

hahaha Curly Sex :lol:

Hahaha Onyx you don't know how much I wish I tell you you are right I keep T's, I actually had a curly once but sold it again. The reason I don't have T's is because I have snakes and they are on permit so I get visits from Nature conservation every now and then. I am already not in their good books because I rescued to exotic snakes from near death but didn't have permits for them therefore they though I illegally imported them. I do still have 6 rain spiders though, that I bred with a captive female and let her go after they hatched.

But back to topic on hand so this is in fact a male?

With no uterus externus or bursa copulatrix visable as well as there being 2 structures instead of one (as has already been mentioned B. albopilosum has fused spermathecae not paired) then it is probably a safe bet that it is male.

The Magnificent Duke wrote: With no uterus externus or bursa copulatrix visable as well as there being 2 structures instead of one.

So then what are these 2 "structures" visible in the pic?

Male accessory organs. They are rather prominent in the red rump group of Brachypelma.