
05-18-2009, 05:55 AM
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They appear female to me as well. I do know with the goni's that the females may tend to have larger hemipenal bulges than in other species. There have been many times I've second guessed my one female araneus to be a male due to this, then she laid eggs ending that speculation. They do tend to age slower though, but I think you may be safe in assuming female at this point in time.
Good luck with them and keep us posted.
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