Jumping spider enclosure

[tarantulas118]

So I found a jumping spider in some old bug killing dust so I took it out misted off the bug killer and decided if it’s gonna die soon I’ll might as well keep it until so but I’ve never kept a jumping spider but I do keep tarantulas so I know how to take care of spiders I. General give ‘‘em food once a week maybe more give them water in a dish u know all that sort of stuff so I’m wondering if this is a good enclosure setup

 

[Shayke101]

Enclosure looks good, I'd just make sure there are no holes or openings it can fit through. If you'd like there is a jumping spider care guide here https://docs.google.com/document/d/1dx0tlu1Fbtni_u_r88KbUWmN9Os7_AEazqTmF766buo/edit
And I suggest misting the side of the enclosure once a day or every other day instead of using a water dish since there is a possibility of them drowning in it.

 

[tarantulas118]

Enclosure looks good, I'd just make sure there are no holes or openings it can fit through. If you'd like there is a jumping spider care guide here https://docs.google.com/document/d/1dx0tlu1Fbtni_u_r88KbUWmN9Os7_AEazqTmF766buo/edit
And I suggest misting the side of the enclosure once a day or every other day instead of using a water dish since there is a possibility of them drowning in it.

Ok thanks

 

[Katya]

I use the same kind of enclosure, I think it works great for jumpers! Your setup looks good. Misting the cage is best for them, as Shayke101 said. I would recommend feeding him more than once a week, as jumpers eat more than tarantulas. Two or three meals a week is good. Juveniles can eat more, but your buddy looks pretty big, so I imagine he's an adult or nearly so.

Good luck!

 

[tarantulas118]

I imagine he's an adult or nearly so.

How big do adults get cause
I thought mine was a juvenile [

 

[Katya]

It differs, but generally, they're 8 to 19 millimeters for the females and 6 to 13 millimeters for the males. You may be correct, it's hard to tell from photos