How often to feed jumping spiders?

[eelnoob]

I just fed mines yesterday but with them being so active how do I know when to feed them again?

 

[Widowman10]

feed it until it looks full and sated. what species is it? i use different feeding schedules for different spiders. just til they look fat and happy.

 

[Deroplatys]

My P.audax had a fruit fly a day, he was constantly topped up
Bloody hell i miss them
Their not dead im just waiting for them to be sent back

 

[TheTyro]

My adult male P.Audax would eat every 3 or four days. I gave him small crickets ( big for him) and that seemed to be good enough for a while.

I miss him.

My juvenile P. Regius ( I think ) will eat pretty much everything I give her when she's preparing to molt. But when she's inbetween she eats about as often as the adults do, about every 3 days. They eat when they are hungry so I tend to leave their food in the cage for when they wanna have a meal.

 

[eelnoob]

Thanks for responses everyone


I have three different jumpers right now.

I'm waiting on ID on this one
http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showthread.php?p=1492144#post1492144



I believe this is a common Zebra?
http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showthread.php?t=163399



My third specimen hides most of the time so it's hard to get pictures of but it's mostly all light brown with not much markings.

 

[ZergFront]

I feed my jumpers when they don't have that "chubby" look... hmmmm about every two days for slings and each week for adults; more often when they're active. If they're not visibly seen or they are noticed in their tent, I take that as a sign they want to be left alone and just do a light misting so that they have water at least.

I've had a few Phidippus that will take a struggling insect from tongs.

 

[Phid Phan]

Thanks for responses everyone


I have three different jumpers right now.

I'm waiting on ID on this one
http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showthread.php?p=1492144#post1492144



I believe this is a common Zebra?
http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showthread.php?t=163399



My third specimen hides most of the time so it's hard to get pictures of but it's mostly all light brown with not much markings.

 

[Phid Phan]

Your third one might be a Tan Jumping Spider. This one is a female.