Huzzah!! We shall see you at the Bay Area Ren Fest | 2/22-3/30 Weekends Only
Huzzah!! We shall see you at the Bay Area Ren Fest | 2/22-3/30 Weekends Only
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Welcome to the fascinating world of Regal Jumping Spiders, where curiosity and agility reign supreme! These captivating arachnids, known for their striking appearance and impressive jumping abilities, are sure to add a touch of wonder to your collection. With their vibrant colors and bold patterns, Regal Jumping Spiders are a true marvel of nature. Their inquisitive nature and playful demeanor make them not only intriguing to observe but also endearing companions. Embrace the charm of Regal Jumping Spiders and let these tiny acrobats weave their way into your heart and home!
To keep happy and healthy spoods, remember to mist the enclosure daily. This not only will help provide humidity for your spider, but drinking water as well. Remember to never offer a water bowl, as they are prone to drowning, due to where their lungs are located.
Jumping Spiders do not need daily feeding. Establishing a feeding schedule or checking their abdomen size to gauge hunger are effective ways to ensure their well-being. Prey items can include meal worms, small crickets, wax worms, flightless fruit flies, etc. Never overfeed your spider, as it is bad for their overall health.
Jumping Spiders are incredibly curious creatures that delight in interacting with both you and the décor inside their enclosures. Providing ample enrichment, such as climbing structures, hiding spots, and varied textures, will ensure your spider remains happy, engaged, and stimulated.
Please reach us at fairytalespoods@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
No. Jumping spiders are inherently cannibalistic and should not be housed together, as this poses a significant risk to the smaller or weaker spider.
When determining the age of a jumping spider, you'll typically receive an answer like I6 or I7. The "I" stands for instar, and the number indicates how many times the spider has molted in its lifetime. For example, if your jumping spider is an I9, it means it has molted nine times. On average, a jumping spider will undergo 9 to 12 molts before reaching maturity.
Jumping Spiders are diurnal creatures, meaning they are active and awake during the day!
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