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salticidae

  1. Habronattus schlingeri

    Habronattus schlingeri

    fairly common in orange county, CA
    • MBullock
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    • habronattus jumping spider salticidae
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  2. unknown Naphrys sp

    unknown Naphrys sp

    cute lil jumper.
    • MBullock
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    • jumping spider naphrys salticidae
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    • Album: True Spiders
  3. Phidippus californicus high desert morph

    Phidippus californicus high desert morph

    This morph is seldom seen, the thick conspicuous black edge along the anterior rim of the carapace is a way to distinguish this from the similarly colored high desert morph of nikites.
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    • jumping spider phidippus phidippus californicus salticidae
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  4. Sassacus vitis mature male

    Sassacus vitis mature male

    A beautiful tiny metallic greenish-golden species that loves flowers and is often seen resting inside roses, as seen in the photo. They are very shy and generally hide before you can spot them.
    • MBullock
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    • jumping spider salticidae sassacus
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    • Album: True Spiders
  5. meganlouised

    Jumping spider (P.Bidentatus) Help!

    Hi everyone, I just got my first Jumping spider, a female P.Bidentatus. I was wondering if anyone has any advice for me as the breeder I got her from told me to keep her in an arid set up and also sold me the set up. She’s on sand at the moment and I was told her species likes little to no...
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