When you and Rylee get your own place you will be able to!
Lol, nope @caron . She is worth ever sacrifice I will make though. She is cool with boa breeding but not amphibians or inverts.
Ok well I guess sheāll do thenā¦ā¦ā¦
Trust me, to me, it wasnāt even a thought
Duh! I may be old but Iām not senile yet! Lol
Lol, I didnāt think that at all .
So i was out and about today and found this little fella! It is a Twin-flagged jumping spider, Anasaitis canosa. Iām gonna name it Jamie, itās still pretty small so iām not sure if itās a boy or girl. Iām going to try to find another one eventually and maybe try to breed them because i canāt find many for sale and wanna try it out. Itās very pretty, has like a metallic gold on his abdomen and legs which i sadly canāt get in pictures. Itās definitely a lot prettier in person than in pictures but hereās two good ones i got!
Great catch! Thatās 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 Iām gonna catch the little stinker!
We have a giant jumper living in my mailbox at home, 100% a female, weāve 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 wouldnāt have met in the wild and since he may get eaten, I havenāt done that so far
THis is not a bug i bought, but she is a bug I have now! Lil jumping spooder, best ID efforts says sheās 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.
Looks more like a Phiddipus audax to me. If it were a regius, the overall coloration would suggest male.
Im glad there are jumping spider folks here. I know nothing about these little dudes!
Thanks! Iām 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 sheās not matured yet, so I suppose as she grows weāll find out. I figure I call her Pheebs anyway so if Sheās a He, he can always be Phoebus!
Okay consensus is what noodlehaus thought- all signs point to being an audax!
Which just leaves the mystery - Phoebus or Phoebe?
Sheās young, so we have time to find out.
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 didnāt want to be bothered!
One can never have too many Tās right David! Congratulations on the great finds!
A couple great pickups! My H. pulchripes is one of my favorite Tās Iāve had, so Iām sure youāre gonna love yours.