How long will my jumper stay in his nest??

[jessjumpers]

hello there !
my jumper, lemony, had a very successful molt some days ago and he’s been out once since then. But he’s still in his nest and I can see him and he moves around and changes positions ever so often.

Can someone tell me how much longer will he remain in his nest?

 

[Nicole C G]

hello there !
my jumper, lemony, had a very successful molt some days ago and he’s been out once since then. But he’s still in his nest and I can see him and he moves around and changes positions ever so often.

Can someone tell me how much longer will he remain in his nest?

Don’t worry.
There could be many reasons why this is happening, but it’s nothing to worry about.

 

[jessjumpers]

Don’t worry.
There could be many reasons why this is happening, but it’s nothing to worry about.

Thank you for responding!

 

[Eagle555 Jumping spiders]

hello there !
my jumper, lemony, had a very successful molt some days ago and he’s been out once since then. But he’s still in his nest and I can see him and he moves around and changes positions ever so often.

Can someone tell me how much longer will he remain in his nest?

Hey so I had a jumper Volta who molted for 3 days but she came out once in a while after then went back to here nest so not a expert opinionist here but maybe just wants to hang around, has he eaten yet? He might be hungry and if I’m wrong you can just delete this .

 

[jessjumpers]

He has come out more and more but has still refused a meal, I’m giving him different options but will try again!

 

[jessjumpers]

Hey so I had a jumper Volta who molted for 3 days but she came out once in a while after then went back to here nest so not a expert opinionist here but maybe just wants to hang around, has he eaten yet? He might be hungry and if I’m wrong you can just delete this .

Also thank you for your reply!

 

[regalpaws]

Sometimes mine have taken about a week to come out. They are shy at first since they are vulnerable-ish after their molt. They will come out when they are ready, but in the meantime, just keep your humidity up and offer water.
I usually try offering water with a dropper; I leave a few drops around the nest.