Phidippus regius male, 9inst. Two 3 after the line ate a cricket, and another cut day in the morning was found on the substrate. Usually it was always only on the walls or top of the terrarium. I touched him. He moved little. What 's the matter? Temperature 80F humidity 50%
Phidippus regius barely move
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He’s probably just chilling at the moment. Resist the urge to touch him anymore. Make sure he has access to water and just observe him at this point.
it has moisture. Unfortunately he died. Lived until the evening and died. Strange. It was already an adult, a big active. And then just turned into a dying overnight.
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Your jumping spider might have died from age 
they have short lifespans because of their fast metabolisms. It was also a male, which is another reason because they have shorter lifespans
they have short lifespans because of their fast metabolisms. It was also a male, which is another reason because they have shorter lifespans