hey Panama, listen i have a MM Mexican Red rump(Brachypelma Vagans) if u want! but u have to tell me now tho, so i can bring him with!!!!

Tai-rantula wrote: hey Panama, listen i have a MM Mexican Red rump(Brachypelma Vagans) if u want! but u have to tell me now tho, so i can bring him with!!!!

Did you come past the tarantulas.co.za stand today? I don't think Panama wants anymore vagans slings

T-rad wrote: Did you come past the tarantulas.co.za stand today? I don't think Panama wants anymore vagans slings

Got that right!
I think another aspect that needs to be considered (besides breeding methods) is market saturation.
T-rad and I had a vagans sack not too long ago and we literally could not give them away. The effort of incubating, tubbing and feeding up to 500+ slings that are unsellable is a REAL pain in the a$$. I know that curt has a VERY gravid female and there is another vagans sack that was reported yesterday I think.
The experience would definitely do you well tho... But be prepared...

ok so i went back to the Pet Shop and asked them to please find out if she is a Salmon Pink, they swear it is as it came from a Salmon Pink mommy and daddy! the Breeder there said she is deffnatly a Salmon Pink, but it looks like this is quite a big confusional subject!! so how will any one know if they have a Salmon Pink or a Scarlet.......

Identifying from a pic like that is always very risky! I would suggest that the physical spider be seen by someone who really knows their T's and start from there..... also I really wouldn't be attempting a breeding without being 100% sure.

i'm looking at the pics on tim's site and comparing... must say, it does look like a salmon. on the bright side, if it's confirmed as a scarlet, you have a (slightly) more valuable t, so i wouldn't take it back either way