Baby Jumping Spider care

[sloth]

So today my female Phidippus adumbratus laid an egg sac and I need tips on how to care for the babies. I need to know housing, feeding, how long it takes for the sac to hatch, etc.
ANYTHING will help so please reply if you have experience. Thanks

 

[XxSpiderQueenxX]

housing: You can keep each one in a 2 oz cup. DO NOT keep them together, they will eat each other. You can probably feed them melanogaster fruit flies... depends on size!

 

[sloth]

housing: You can keep each one in a 2 oz cup. DO NOT keep them together, they will eat each other. You can probably feed them melanogaster fruit flies... depends on size!

Thank you so much!!!! You have no idea how much this helps me. I really appreciate it

 

[sloth]

housing: You can keep each one in a 2 oz cup. DO NOT keep them together, they will eat each other. You can probably feed them melanogaster fruit flies... depends on size!

How would I feed them fruit flies without them escaping from their enclosure?

 

[Ratmosphere]

Quick hands... haha.

 

[sloth]

@XxSpiderQueenxX Do I need to put some type of twig or leaf inside of the 2oz cups?

 

[Ratmosphere]

No you don't need to. But you could.

 

[sloth]

@Ratmosphere I’m guessing substrate is optional too then? Btw thanks for the help!! I really do appreciate it

 

[Ratmosphere]

Yes, sub is optional too.

 

[crumb the brown jumper]

I’ve just received a zebra jumping spiderling so this is helpful, I may have two other jumping spiders but never a spiderling.

 

[Nicole C G]

I’ve just received a zebra jumping spiderling so this is helpful, I may have two other jumping spiders but never a spiderling.

Zebra spiderling as in Salticus scenicus? How small are the babies? The adults are very small too. How old is it? It must be cute

 

[crumb the brown jumper]

the spiderling is very young and tiny