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Cheers for the thread, now I know I have a girl. Just out of interest is there much difference in size or lifespan between male and female Emps, I litterally have no clue how long they live.
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Yeah, males are slightly smaller than females.
Males live for an average of 4-5 years, Females live for an average of 6-8 years. Hope this helps.
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Genious idea Roy
John
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in eps(pandinus emperator) you can look at the operculum(the bit between the pectines)it is used in mating the males deposits a spermatophore from it and the female takes it up into hers, but aniway the females operculum is love heart shaped and the males is shaped like a rougby ball, but in many other species you have to look at the length of the pectines and the length of the teeth the males are longer and females shorter
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