Green Lynx Spider

[Diplopodia]

I purchased a green lynx spider last month but two arrived. They are extremely small and I have them both in the same deli cup. Are they fine or should I separate them? They have plenty of fruit flies to keep them fed.

 

[Biollantefan54]

I purchased a green lynx spider last month but two arrived. They are extremely small and I have them both in the same deli cup. Are they fine or should I separate them? They have plenty of fruit flies to keep them fed.

Separate them, they will cannibalize eventually

 

[The Snark]

Separate them, they will cannibalize eventually

I'd change 'eventually' to inevitably. If you observe these spiders hunting, they often pounce prey and deliver a bite in milliseconds. Their only knowledge of what prey is a few signals picked up by their setae from the other side of a leaf or flower petal. Mistaken identity a certainty even if they are benevolent to each other.
It's not all that uncommon for a lynx or some crab spiders to get carried off by a prey many times their size. Large flies, bees, moths, butterflies or even wasps. Leap before you look and OOOPS.

One of the bio students at a local university had an absurd photo of a green Lynx perched atop a good sized Nephila. Delusions of grandeur?