Jumping Spiders

By the ExoPetGuides Team | Jumping Spider Husbandry Parameters A jumping spider does best at ambient temperatures between 70 and […]

Substrate in a jumping spider enclosure does three jobs: it buffers humidity, gives the spider a safe surface if it […]

Jumping spiders are among the most visually dependent hunters in the entire arachnid world. Their oversized anterior median eyes deliver […]

By the ExoPetGuides Team | Jumping Spider Enclosure A jumping spider needs an enclosure that is at least 3 to […]

A jumping spider needs a vertical, well-ventilated arboreal enclosure sized 4 to 12 times the spider’s diagonal leg span in […]

Keeping a jumping spider enclosure clean is one of the simplest parts of spider husbandry, but neglecting it produces problems […]

Platycryptus undatus, the tan jumping spider, is one of the most commonly encountered jumping spiders across eastern North America and […]

Identifying a jumping spider reliably comes down to one feature: the eye pattern. Family Salticidae contains roughly 6,950 described species […]

Hyllus diardi, commonly called the heavy jumping spider, giant jumping spider, or eyelash jumping spider, is the largest readily available […]

Phidippus audax, commonly called the bold jumping spider or daring jumping spider, is the most widely distributed large jumping spider […]