Frequently Asked Questions

We specialize in captive bred Phidippus regius (Regal), Phidippus regius apalachicola (Apalachicola) and Phidippus apacheanus (Apache). We may offer additional species in the future. We encourage you to follow our social media pages for up to date announcements. 

Jumping spiders are fascinating carnivores that thrive on a diverse diet of small insects. Depending on their size, they enjoy feasting on flightless fruit flies, mealworms, waxworms, fly spikes, and more. When purchasing a spider from us, we will always let you know what your spider is currently feasting on.

No. Jumping spiders are prone to drowning, so it’s important to be cautious even when misting their enclosure. We recommend holding the misting bottle at least 5 inches away from the empty surface to ensure the droplets remain small. Larger droplets can pose a significant risk, especially to younger spiders. 

No. Jumping spiders are inherently cannibalistic and should not be housed together, as this poses a significant risk to the smaller or weaker spider.