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phidippus aureus

  1. Phidippus aureus

    Phidippus aureus

    Instar 8 female
  2. Phidippus aureus

    Phidippus aureus

    instar 8 female
  3. Phidippus aureus i7

    Phidippus aureus i7

    just a few molts to go, now for these immatures!
  4. Phidippus aureus i6

    Phidippus aureus i6

    Getting more color
  5. Phidippus aureus i6

    Phidippus aureus i6

    Big enough to catch mini mealworms now.
  6. Phidippus aureus

    Phidippus aureus

    I6- starting to assume adult colors
  7. MBullock

    US CBCB Golden Jumper juv. unsexed

    'Golden Jumper' (phidippus aureus) Captive-bred, captive-born juv. for $65.00 ea A rare species not commonly available in the hobby, adult females have a beautiful golden orange/yellow color LAG- All animals guaranteed to arrive alive and healthy or money back (minus shipping cost cant...
  8. Phidippus aureus i5

    Phidippus aureus i5

    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
  9. P. aureus i2 slings

    P. aureus i2 slings

    There was a point where i thought 200 slings were a headache to rear. Now i long for such a small number. i'm gonna be rearing like 3,000+ slings next year. i might as well tie bags of fruit onto me and become a walking fruitfly culture at this point :\
  10. Golden tufted jumper guarding brood

    Golden tufted jumper guarding brood

    This P. aureus is old and cant scale smooth stuff well anymore and has made a sheet-style eggsac- allowing me to watch the development- which is really cool because you're generally not allowed to see this!
  11. Phidippus aureus

    Phidippus aureus

    'Golden tufted jumper' 4th instar sling
  12. Phidippus aureus

    Phidippus aureus

    Golden tufted jumper i4 sling
  13. Phidippus aureus

    Phidippus aureus

    'Golden tufted jumper' i4 sling
  14. Phidippus aureus i3

    Phidippus aureus i3

    instar 3 nymph
  15. Phidippus aureus 'Gold jumper' 2nd Instar

    Phidippus aureus 'Gold jumper' 2nd Instar

    2nd instar nymphs resemble other purpuratus group species', but have a white/cream medial stripe on the abdomen, making them very easy to identify.
  16. Phidippus aureus

    Phidippus aureus

    1i slings have just emerged and are going to be 2i soon
  17. Phidippus aureus 2nd instar

    Phidippus aureus 2nd instar

    It will be interesting seeing these at earlier stages of development.
  18. Phidippus aureus

    Phidippus aureus

    Mating pair.
  19. Phidippus aureus #2

    Phidippus aureus #2

    a second, darker orange specimen. this is a closeup of the abdomen showcasing the scales A curious thing to note, is these seem to attack males readily far more than any other phidippus species ive ever seen.
  20. Phidippus aureus

    Phidippus aureus

    Golden jumper mature female A beautiful species closely related to nikites and apacheanus- retains its beautiful golden orange color well into adulthood.
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