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Hey my names aj and i recently purchased a jumping spider i think they are really cool spiders and its the first spider ive ever owned so hopefully i can get some advice on keeping a jumping spider
Getting bigger! The blonde hairs over the iridescent scales makes them look like lil gold nuggets.
One more molt and these guys will be able to eat mini mealworms
This male had escaped and was found outside with a wound on his head- i think he tried to court an audax or johnsoni and got nipped on the head.
She's absolutely bursting with eggs!
Mature female
The name 'ardens' is a reference to these spiders resembling a burning cinder with ash or soot. They are similar to johnsoni but unrelated and are closer to apacheanus, females often have striking high-contrast patterning.
A beautiful morph of Johnsoni with white cardiac markings and large white anterior stripe on the abdomen.
i grabbed 8 of 'em- i would like to cross these guys with other johnsoni morphs.
The 'Burning Jumper'
A beautiful species related to nikites and apacheanus- some females have an amazing and unique 'firebird' marking on their abdomen as adults.
Can be confused with johnsoni though abdominal markings differ.