When you and Rylee get your own place you will be able to! 
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Lol, nope @caron . She is worth ever sacrifice I will make though. She is cool with boa breeding but not amphibians or inverts.
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Ok well I guess she’ll do then………
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Trust me, to me, it wasn’t even a thought 
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Duh! I may be old but I’m not senile yet! Lol
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Lol, I didn’t think that at all .
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So i was out and about today and found this little fella! It is a Twin-flagged jumping spider, Anasaitis canosa. I’m gonna name it Jamie, it’s still pretty small so i’m not sure if it’s a boy or girl. I’m going to try to find another one eventually and maybe try to breed them because i can’t find many for sale and wanna try it out. It’s very pretty, has like a metallic gold on his abdomen and legs which i sadly can’t get in pictures. It’s definitely a lot prettier in person than in pictures but here’s two good ones i got!
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Great catch! That’s a great little jumper! There is a jumper that lives behind my left side mirror on my car and has spun a web attached to my window. One of these days I’m gonna catch the little stinker! 
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We have a giant jumper living in my mailbox at home, 100% a female, we’ve named her Debbie. We bring her sacrificial bugs we find outside!
Everytime I catch a big male in the backyard, I think about introducing them, but they wouldn’t have met in the wild and since he may get eaten, I haven’t done that so far
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THis is not a bug i bought, but she is a bug I have now! Lil jumping spooder, best ID efforts says she’s a Phidippus regia, prooooobably female? Her name is Phoebe. This is a shot from when I found her in my bedroom looking lean and hungry.
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Looks more like a Phiddipus audax to me. If it were a regius, the overall coloration would suggest male.
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Im glad there are jumping spider folks here. I know nothing about these little dudes!
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Thanks! I’m not sure either- each time i look for examples and tells, she comes up as the one then the other- maybe hybrid? who knows.
Her chelicerae have started showing some blue today? But her abdominal markings are orangey.
In this area, it could be either one. I think she’s not matured yet, so I suppose as she grows we’ll find out. I figure I call her Pheebs anyway so if She’s a He, he can always be Phoebus!
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Okay consensus is what noodlehaus thought- all signs point to being an audax!
Which just leaves the mystery - Phoebus or Phoebe?
She’s young, so we have time to find out.
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Found a couple I couldnt live without. First is the H pulchripes I have wanted for awhile now!
And the container of the Nhandu chromatus since it was buried and didn’t want to be bothered!
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One can never have too many T’s right David! Congratulations on the great finds! 
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A couple great pickups! My H. pulchripes is one of my favorite T’s I’ve had, so I’m sure you’re gonna love yours.
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Welp all you tarantula people are rubbing off on me. I made an order and it should be here on the week of the 15th! I ordered a Grammostola pulchra and a Caribena versicolor. I also got 2 blue death feigning beetles! If anyone has any tips on caring for these guys please let me know!
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I am just saying…you made a fantastic choice imo. I love the look of these guys and wish I could get one. Maybe some day I will.
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Oh I am so excited for you! I have a versi color myself! But no beetles unfortunately!
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