Salticidae (Jumping Spider) Picture Thread

[advan]

Sub-adult Phiddipus audax 10mm DLS
Minneapolis, Minnesota

 

[sparticus]

~3rd instar jumping spider sling. The white markings just came in this molt. I think they're P. regius, seller at the expo wasn't sure. Love my tiny baby, whatever it is!

 

[goofyGoober99]

Ahhhh tiny baby

This is Princess Bubblegum my female P. regius. She's my most photogenic spider

 

[goofyGoober99]

Idk guys I'm starting to think she might like mealworms.......

(Marceline: Phiddipus audax, around i5, absolute goofball)

 

[IllusionQueen]

Zebra, my Salticus scenicus:

Lophorina, my female Phidippus regius:

Johnson, my Phidippus johnsoni. Either a smaller female with odd markings, or a sub-adult male that has forgotten how to molt.

I also found this little guy back in September of 2022. I didn't take it home with me, since I didn't know what it was at the time, but looking at it again now, I think it might have been a jumper, but I can't find the name of the species. It looked to have a greenish carapace.

 

[sparticus]

Baby molted up an instar! Out today looking for food.

 

[sparticus]

6th instar jumping spider baby- it's been growing like crazy! Took down its first baby dubia roach this week.

 

[Kada]

Wild spiders in Taiwan

Phintella versicolor

The H. maculata of the jumping world, love this type of color and pattern!

 

[zsiciarz]

I expected more than black and white from a spider called versicolor

 

[Kada]

I expected more than black and white from a spider called versicolor

Haha ya. I wonder if the species has different forms? I'm not so familiar with these guys

 

[katamari]

Happened to grab a few pics of Woody (P. audax) stretching out after molting (~i8).