Looks like a female Marpissa muscosa.But it seems much to big for a male and heres the picture View attachment 239553
yeh i checked images and it is thank you. it looks so exotic i couldnt belive my eyes when i saw it in the city of londonLooks like a female Marpissa muscosa.
i tested my spiders climbing ability and it seems it cant climb any plastic surfaces i dont if i should release it since it might not be able to hunt do you have any adviseYou did thoroughly wash the tub out and dry it beforehand didn't you? Even then I wouldn't trust it.
Could well be a mature male. Probably best to let him go and let him live out his life.
What have you got to feed it?i tested my spiders climbing ability and it seems it cant climb any plastic surfaces i dont if i should release it since it might not be able to hunt do you have any advise
i have a fly and moth both smaller than the spider however they can climb the plasticWhat have you got to feed it?
I'd let it go personally. If you want a jumping spider have a look at a Phidippus regius.i have a fly and moth both smaller than the spider however they can climb the plastic
I think ill have to it seems more adapted to bark and wood. And the thing is qith the Phidippus regius isbi live in london so they arent thereI'd let it go personally. If you want a jumping spider have a look at a Phidippus regius.
Yes. I meant research into them and then buy one.I think ill have to it seems more adapted to bark and wood. And the thing is qith the Phidippus regius isbi live in london so they arent there
That wont happen till im like sixteen lol and my mum definately won't buy me one now so ill just stick to the species in my area. and thank you so much for the advice and helpYes. I meant research into them and then buy one.
Ah alright.That wont happen till im like sixteen lol and my mum differently won't buy me one now so ill just stick to the species in my area. and thank you so much for the advice and help
Yep. I have an adult male and juvenile female Phidippus regius. Absolutely unbelievable spiders.Man but it was only recently i became so obsessed with these spiders i think its because of there intelligent and the way they look at you like no other arthropod would
Praying mantids look at you too. And I've got Harpegnathos venator ants that look at me too.Man but it was only recently i became so obsessed with these spiders i think its because of there intelligent and the way they look at you like no other arthropod would