Phidippus audux

padkison

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We captured one of these little guys this spring. It is a voracious eater. It recently just emerged from a molt and is really nice looking. It spun a thick enclosure to do its molt (I guess avics do this too). I can't get an actual picture because it is about 1/2" and very active, but here is a picture I pulled off of Bugguide that does it justice.

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Czalz

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I have 3 of these left in my collection, and I absolutely love them. They are one of the most exciting spiders to keep IMO.
 

padkison

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We just caught another one (inside the house this time).
 

stonemantis

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Nice photography:drool:. I have a few of those myself and I love the way they hunt their prey. very cool:cool: .
 

beetleman

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i also have 4 of these guys,they look like little gorillas jumping around in their delicups:D and man can they take down large prey.
 

stonemantis

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Scolopendra55 said:
Very nice!! I love the green chela :eek:
That is one of many beautiful parts they have.Mine when in dimmed light them look like they have an extra set of glowing eyes.
 

Mr. Skakun

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I fall in love with jumping spiders one year ago, in April. Then I caught my first jumping spoder - Evarcha falcata female ;) It wasn't so colorfull, but it was very voracious ;)
 
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