Sex my new ribbed newts?

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I think I've finally figured out how to post a picture! Hope I'm right!

Anyway, from this rather unrevealing picture, does anyone with experience have a hunch about the sex of these two?

Thanks!
 
I hope this works:
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They did n't post that time either. Try attaching a file by clicking the "manage attachments" button below the text box :)
 
There they are :D Looks like two females.
 
Thanks for the reply! The smaller one has started eating like crazy, but I haven't seen the bigger one eat. I hope she's okay.
 
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