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<blockquote data-quote="SikmT7" data-source="post: 161266" data-attributes="member: 10145"><p>I have 4 Brachypelmas but never had a Vagans, but I would recommend them as beginner T, I have done much research on them and they are slow growers and have great appetites. Females can live 20-25 years so definitely agree with [USER=1626]@Lawrence b[/USER] . A good size to start with would be 1.5-2.5 inches in leg span as slings can be very delicate and can easily be lost if you don't have the proper security for them, (most keepers keep their slings in vials, that's how tiny they are). When I got my B. hamorii over 3 years ago she was 2 inches just entering juvenile life stage and now she has only grown 1 inch in that amount of time. B vagans is a great start my friend, do your research to learn further about their husbandry set up. I reccomend Tom Patterson he is a great vendor on the forum here and also Fear Not Tarantulas, Swift's Invertebrates, Jamie's Tarantulas, just to name a few. Look at the Vendor reviews thread here and also the For Sale thread, you can post a wanted ad in the Wanted Thread as well. God bless!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SikmT7, post: 161266, member: 10145"] I have 4 Brachypelmas but never had a Vagans, but I would recommend them as beginner T, I have done much research on them and they are slow growers and have great appetites. Females can live 20-25 years so definitely agree with [USER=1626]@Lawrence b[/USER] . A good size to start with would be 1.5-2.5 inches in leg span as slings can be very delicate and can easily be lost if you don't have the proper security for them, (most keepers keep their slings in vials, that's how tiny they are). When I got my B. hamorii over 3 years ago she was 2 inches just entering juvenile life stage and now she has only grown 1 inch in that amount of time. B vagans is a great start my friend, do your research to learn further about their husbandry set up. I reccomend Tom Patterson he is a great vendor on the forum here and also Fear Not Tarantulas, Swift's Invertebrates, Jamie's Tarantulas, just to name a few. Look at the Vendor reviews thread here and also the For Sale thread, you can post a wanted ad in the Wanted Thread as well. God bless! [/QUOTE]
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