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Jumpers seem to be really taking off now. I think more and more true spiders will become more popular too.They are, but you have very interesting species that are not so often seen ^^.
Jumpers seem to be really taking off now. I think more and more true spiders will become more popular too.They are, but you have very interesting species that are not so often seen ^^.
It is a pity that jumpers are apparently "out". It is not easy to find some.Jumpers seem to be really taking off now. I think more and more true spiders will become more popular too.
I've noticed them up for sale a lot more this year.It is a pity that jumpers are apparently "out". It is not easy to find some.
I got the impression in the last months, that in UK are more not so common species available as in the rest of Europe. I found only one offer for jumping spiders, on the expo there were not one. I had them on my list. Unfortunately I didn't want to have a scorpion at this time, there were many offers.I've noticed them up for sale a lot more this year.
Mine is an adult male. They're a very docile species. Obviously you should NEVER handle one and be extremely careful around them but they're easy to deal with. And a pleasure.She's cute when she burrows herself! ^^
I just researched HOW venomous this spider is :wideyed:! Is your specimen especially calm so you can "pick her out" of the sand only with a cup, or are they generally as calm as yours?
Oh, sorry Mister SicariusMine is an adult male. They're a very docile species. Obviously you should NEVER handle one and be extremely careful around them but they're easy to deal with. And a pleasure.
You'd probably have to hurt one to get a bite. But yes, then you'd be in some trouble.Oh, sorry Mister Sicarius.
I read that their venom makes bad necrosis and other damages and there is no antidote. Nothing what somebody wants to have, so of course no handling at all. He is another special spider you have ^^.
Not to mention beautiful to look atMine is an adult male. They're a very docile species. Obviously you should NEVER handle one and be extremely careful around them but they're easy to deal with. And a pleasure.
I'd be happy to get only one of themPhidippus Regius., those green fangs make me want to buy 10 of these.