jumping spider

Made it too fuzzy again lol

I went a little overboard on the fuzz but still looks good to me lol Phidippus nikites mature female. Will probably draw the male next.

gonna take my time with this one!

a beautiful habronattus species with a snow-white color. the southern population of which may be a subspecies is mostly pure white. Like all habronattus species, these are terrestrial jumping spiders and mostly spend their time walking around on the ground.

unsexed immature pairs- $130 Payment via paypal shipping price varies by box size and dimensional weight. I cannot offer these wholesale, i am sorry. This is a desert loving species that actually loves high heat and dryness. they can go much longer without food or water than other...

one of many juveniles. I'll be focusing primarily on salticidae for a while. Will be offering some REALLY cool species soon!

Caught a whopping 22 p. Nikites, along with 6 beautiful P. Californicus (not pictured)

Well, I should have seen this coming, but I was just hoping our little wild-caught Stranger was a male! I found her in a classroom at my daycare, and took her home to raise as a pet since our current apartment doesn't allow furry friends. Over the last two weeks or more, she has stopped feeding...

My jumping spider has just laid eggs I’ve had her for about 2 weeks and I’ve got no idea what to do I don’t even know if they are fertile. I would really appreciate any help I can get.

Man I'm finding jumpers in weird places

Man I'm finding jumpers in weird places

Adult Female

Hi, I’m new here so please forgive me if I’m doing it wrong. I got this beautiful gray Regius at a reptile expo last weekend. My breeder said that its a male, and I usually trust her judgement, but I’m having doubts. What do you think?

upon the final 3 molts it will dramatically increase in size.

Colored pencil, based off a photo I took of one of my new slings. Her name is Anansi

Today was feeding day and this gal surprised me by completely ignoring the roach I offered her, ran down my arm, and plucked the largest roach out of the feeder cup. She then placidly walked back into her enclosure and feasted. She is now my favorite. (Hyllus diardi)

A few somewhat rarer species! Part 3 of ongoing "meet the jumping spider" vids. Next week will be praying mantises! I do these for fun to introduce people to spiders and different species of them and how I care for them. If I've said anything wrong definitely hit me up as I'm always up to learn