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RE: sexing confusion

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Posted by: Flora & Fauna at Sat Mar 31 11:11:07 2007   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Flora & Fauna ]  
   

I would say that they are most likely both females. My males show much larger dorsal spines and much heavier armor on their heads. Coloration in my males is also much more contrasted compared to my females. When they are hanging on the wire you should be able to tell just by the femoral pores. Best wishes Douglas Beard / Flora & Fauna


   

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