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Baby Regal Jumping spider
Genie (A geniculata)
B albipolisum
B albopolisum (true form) laying down a sac
Baby Regal Jumping spider
It's a boy, and a girls.. and more boys and girls!!!
both SA female T blondi
Haplopelma Lividum
Phil

Baby Regal Jumping spider

So on a scale of 1 to 10....how cute are these BTW?
My daughter has claimed this one already. It's called Nelly (from Charlotte's web)
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ilovebrachys
Adorable @Phil :) lets hope it encourages your daughter into the wonders of spider keeping!....BTW I want one too! LOL :D
 
Phil
to give an idea if scale the "lolly stick" you see in the pic is a coffee stirer (Thanks Costa!) I use these for my avic/ceribena slings too :)
 
Phil
so I have separated 40 for now. As they look to be in the yolk sac stage though, I have left the rest (about 50?) in the main web that the egg sac was in. That should give me options if there are any issues with cannibalism and also to keep an eye on them in a group and individually. Hope I have done the right thing. :)
 
Phil
@Casey K. I can assure you it is real. got fed up moving about 40 of them. the rest will be staying together for a bit. If you zoom in it does look weird. only about 1 to 2 mm
 

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