OMG ID JUMPING SPIDER

[Eagle555 Jumping spiders]

Found jumper at the park NEED ID so cool!!!!!!!! I don’t have any idea what species anything / info appreciated!!

 

[Nicole C G]

Found jumper at the park NEED ID so cool!!!!!!!! I don’t have any idea what species anything / info appreciated!!

Within the genus Habronattus.

 

[Eagle555 Jumping spiders]

Thanks any idea on Female Or Male don’t mind the dirt I say female large abdomen and very small pedipalps and is she good in a Zilla micro she pretty big

 

[Nicole C G]

And is it good to put her in a Zilla micro

Not a good idea to use that enclosure.



one without doors is good, because of how Jumpy this genus is, and because less doors = less gaps to escape from (usually)

 

[LadyShia77]

I have the zilla enclosure and am currently using it for my audax female. I did have my older Regius in it, but he managed to escape through the hole near latch. I had put a piece of paper over it thinking that would be enough, but it was able to push the paper up an escape. I had to tape it down. We also had to put mesh over the ventilation holes for the smaller jumper and put bumpers on the door towards the bottom to make sure it couldn't squeeze through there. The Regius ended up being rehoused after its escape attempt and is now in a more secure enclosure. The Zilla isn't a bad enclosure, but if you have a fairly small jumper, you'll want to go through and make sure every possible escape route has been blocked. I found there to be a hole at the top near the latch and around the top and bottom of the door where it slides to open and shut. Just to give you an idea of where to look. I hope the pictures are clear enough to help out.

 

[Eagle555 Jumping spiders]

I have the zilla enclosure and am currently using it for my audax female. I did have my older Regius in it, but he managed to escape through the hole near latch. I had put a piece of paper over it thinking that would be enough, but it was able to push the paper up an escape. I had to tape it down. We also had to put mesh over the ventilation holes for the smaller jumper and put bumpers on the door towards the bottom to make sure it couldn't squeeze through there. The Regius ended up being rehoused after its escape attempt and is now in a more secure enclosure. The Zilla isn't a bad enclosure, but if you have a fairly small jumper, you'll want to go through and make sure every possible escape route has been blocked. I found there to be a hole at the top near the latch and around the top and bottom of the door where it slides to open and shut. Just to give you an idea of where to look. I hope the pictures are clear enough to help out.

Thank you I just got Clove I don’t know exact species but she’s a BIG girl so I think she’ll be ok but for the mean time I got her in a deli and she’s already building webs so all good!
And she’s in the blob near the bark bottom right

 

[Poonjab]

Montana mountain jumper. Habronattus. Montanius

 

[LadyShia77]

Thank you I just got Clove I don’t know exact species but she’s a BIG girl so I think she’ll be ok but for the mean time I got her in a deli and she’s already building webs so all good!
And she’s in the blob near the bark bottom right

You're very welcome. Good luck with your little guy/girl.

 

[Nicole C G]

Montana mountain jumper. Habronattus. Montanius

Habronattus montanius? You sure that exists Dr. Jab?

 

[Eagle555 Jumping spiders]

Habronattus montanius? You sure that exists?

It doesn’t I’ll get better pics tomorrow