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Generic Jumping spider caresheet Enclosure; The enclosure depends entirely on the adult size of the spider but as a general rule 8” cubed for smaller (up to 1cm body length) species such as Hyllus semicupreus or Plexippus paykulli and 12” cubed for the larger species such as Hyllus giganteus...

yeah Heteropoda davidbowie are one of my favourite huntsman species, there are too few about at the moment over here

the scientific 'Latouchia batuensis' would suggest it is prevalent in the batu caves area of peninsular Malaysia right? I'm visiting that area towards the end of September, would be cool to see if I can find some

love the pic of H. lunula and the ctenid spider

OK, has anyone had any experience whatsoever with the dark colour form of Psalmopoeus pulcher? there appears to be a couple pictures but not much else on the web, I need to know if it is a stable mutation, influenced by environmental factors etc and if anyone has seen any about? I would love to...

looks very very much like a huntsman, i'd say 100% huntsman, but as to the specifics... my fist instinct was Holconia sp (australian huntsman) but on closer inspection of the carapace, i'd say its just a fat H. venatoria

it shouldn't be a problem for an avic, as for the reason its falling... is it due a moult? usually their grip lessens shortly before moulting. avics are designed to be able to withstand a greater fall than terrestrial species so i wouldn't worry at all

If I remember correctly Peter Grabowitz had Cerbalus last year, lovely looking spiders

you would be correct, and thanks for the ID

Damn Photobucket! rhytimna sp http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e214/exopet_cd/100_3900.jpg Geolycosa vultuosa http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e214/exopet_cd/100_3895.jpg hogna carolinensis http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e214/exopet_cd/Hognacarolinensis5.jpg Ancyclometes rufus...

rhytimna sp Geolycosa vultuosa hogna carolinensis Ancyclometes rufus Phidippus whitmani Viridasius fasciatus Cupiennius salei The REAL Thelticopis modesta Hyllus keratodes Stegodyphus lineatus Zoropsis spinimana Pancorius magnus

Thanks Bjorn

Tychicus sp tan huntsman

I kno thw range starts in Europe and they are found in New Zealand too (Uliodon sp) so it would seem likely that you have them there, looks almost identical to Zoropsis spinimana, but they are arboreal

you could leave her in, you should have a couple weeks until it hatches, but that all depends on the temperature, it may be ready to go any day now!

zoropsidae?

I am in the UK, and while I do not immediately have both species in I can get them in for you and am willing to hold stock if ever needed. my contact details can be found on http://exopet.co.uk or PM me here or on RFUK (EXOPET)

My response would have been to take the fly swatter twat them over the head with it and tell them to go read some <freaking> books there is nothing worse than mis information being perpetuated by brain dead idiots who don't even know what they are talking about. ..............(calms down to...

he's a pretty boy...and 6 legs too!!

could be a phantom sac 'gone wrong' as many species will produce eggs if well fed enough depite not being mated, usually if it is made properly they will then eat it several days later.