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Thank you thank you!! Seems to be the only one with an arboreal answer. I appreciate it and didn't know they were having trouble classifying this species

Ahh I see thank you. Im in I'm actually grabbing a valhalla from fear not and I heard the are more like hati hati as they are arboreal?

I'm currently looking into the cyriopagopus genus and was looking for some help in husbandry for the genus? Thanks in advance

What would be the best option in heating a scorpling probably about 1st or 2nd instar?

How would you go about raising a scorpling /baby h. Jayakari?

This is a picture of the internet because i don't have one of it but its an exact of what mine looks like

I was wondering if anyone could tell me some helpful tips in identifying between a male and female bold jumper? I had just caught one with the orange spotting but idk if thats prenutimate molt for male or female or what. Anything will help?

Thanks captain obvious. Thanks a bunch!!! Alright i will try and use that method to see if she will take tonit

Alright sweet that'll save me time in figuring out cling points and spacing, thank you so much

I know avic Avic likes to make hammocks out of web to chill in and use as a hide like structure but would she use a corkbark round hide log and web up around that or will she most likely ignore it?

Hi, I had recently caught a false widow spider that had produced an egg sac. The egg sac is about a week old now and i wawas wondering what was the best incubator set up would be and if I should try to open the sac up

Thats what I was thinking it was but I wasnt positive cause I'm not that well knowledged about true spiders, thanks for the help

It's a darken reddish color with a patterning on the abdomen one tan line going down the middle and 2 that somewhat wrap the sides of the abdomen. It's a web builder. After I caught it, it had produced an eggsac which I put into a different container

Thanks so much for the verification

] I'm thinking it's a wolf spider spiderling because of the markings but I'm not positive, could anyone help

Hi, I was wondering what you figured out to eat and howd you set up its enclosure

Definitely looks like a nursery web spider. Not sure on the species though. My nursery web spider (pisaurina mira) looks very similar to that.

Aaaa, that makes a lot of a sense now should have caught that by his eye pattern. Thank you

Hi I just found this spider in my grandma's house and I was wondering if anyone can tell me what it could be. It looks to me like a wolf spider or some sort of funnel web spider but I am not sure. Please help i would like to have it as a pet. It doesnt seem to be able to climb smooth plastics

I think that's exactly what it is. I just did a quick Google search of that species. Thank you very much NYAN!!!