Some Jumper Updates

[Stefan2209]

Hi all,

got bored, felt like snapping some pics of my "dwarf"-spiders.

Enjoy:

Plexippus paykulli, adult male

unknown species from Malaysia, adult male

Hyllus diardi, Thailand, juvi

Hyllus diardi again, this time subadult male

More to come, watch out!

Greetings,

Stefan

 

[bistrobob85]

Nice pics!!!! That last Hyllus Diardi looks great!!!! Its kinda sad that they are so small thought... It could get kinda scary if they'd be like the bigger Ts, those eyes would make us go crazy in no time . Nice spiders, Stephan, it's good to see that even if they're tiny, they're still of high interest .

phil.

 

[Stefan2209]

Nice pics!!!! That last Hyllus Diardi looks great!!!! Its kinda sad that they are so small thought... It could get kinda scary if they'd be like the bigger Ts, those eyes would make us go crazy in no time . Nice spiders, Stephan, it's good to see that even if they're tiny, they're still of high interest .

phil.

Hi there,

lol, if they´d get as big as T´s, they´d hunt cats & dogs

If they´d get even a tad bigger than that, they´d start hunting people....

Only other spiders i´ve seen so far, that can catch up with jumpers, when it comes to killing-potential, are spitting spiders, unbelievable. :worship:

Greetings,

Stefan