Nicole C G
Arachnoangel
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Here is our Phidippus regius that my daughter found outside two months ago.I personally don’t have just one.
My favorites are:
The entire genus of Platycryptus (favorite among them being P. undatus)
Beata hispida
Menemerus fulvus
Marpissa milleri
Rhetenor texanus
Bagheera prosper
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-Platycryptus undatus
You are from New Hampshire right? Based on your location, that’s not Phidippus regius. That’s Phidippus audax, actually.Here is our Phidippus regius that my daughter found outside two months ago.
Good to know! My 10 year old daughter is obsessed with arachnids. I’m just along for the ride and learning a lot. It has been fun!Probably Paraphidippus aurantius, I think they are really pretty and I love finding them
Thanks! Yes, and I’m clearly clueless which is why I’m here - to learn from you all! She thought it was a regal but I’ll let her know.You are from New Hampshire right? Based on your location, that’s not Phidippus regius. That’s Phidippus audax, actually.
Glad I can help! Phidippus audax is just as cool as Phidippus regius in my opinion!Thanks! Yes, and I’m clearly clueless which is why I’m here - to learn from you all! She thought it was a regal but I’ll let her know.
I haven’t seen them in a while but I remember finding lots of them in silken retreats in the leaves of my grandmas apple trees, hopefully this year I can find some more! The adults are beautiful metallic green and gold!They really are cool! I saw a lot of those on my trip to Kentucky. And recently found out they are in my area, too! View attachment 408537
Audax happens to my favorite! And I live in KY funny enough lol. I grew up seeing giant P Audax around my house here, sadly I never see huge ones in the wild anymore like I used to, but I've started raising them again and hopefully these guys will get that big! I swear, some of the adults I saw as a kid had a legspan as big as a quarter.They really are cool! I saw a lot of those on my trip to Kentucky. And recently found out they are in my area, too!
Yes, Audax has beautiful greenish chelicerae. I have to get a pic of mines sometime with a better camera.I haven’t seen them in a while but I remember finding lots of them in silken retreats in the leaves of my grandmas apple trees, hopefully this year I can find some more! The adults are beautiful metallic green and gold!
Yes! Habronattus decorous is a great species! I like their shiny butts!I don't think I really have a favourite overall, but my favourite local species is Habronattus decorus.
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I need to find that population again to get better photos now that I have a proper camera - my phone wasn't quite up to the task.Yes! Habronattus decorous is a great species! I like their shiny butts!
I was referring to Paraphidippus aurantius, here is a pic of what I mean by their colors https://bugguide.net/node/view/1993277/bgimageAudax happens to my favorite! And I live in KY funny enough lol. I grew up seeing giant P Audax around my house here, sadly I never see huge ones in the wild anymore like I used to, but I've started raising them again and hopefully these guys will get that big! I swear, some of the adults I saw as a kid had a legspan as big as a quarter.
Yes, Audax has beautiful greenish chelicerae. I have to get a pic of mines sometime with a better camera.
Those are very beautiful.I was referring to Paraphidippus aurantius, here is a pic of what I mean by their colors https://bugguide.net/node/view/1993277/bgimage
Beautiful Emerald GreenProbably Paraphidippus aurantius, I think they are really pretty and I love finding them
It is very cool the amount of variants that Habronattus americanus has!To keep large jumpers phiddipus, Hyllus, even Platycryptus. I need something that is at least 1 cm as adult. Feeding fff is a hassle
To admire I like the Habronattus genus Habronattus americanus are true patriots, Maratus also fascinates me, cosmophasis genus has some beautiful colors, paraphiddipus also really cool, love that Lyssomanes viridis, also Bagheera males have some cool fangs, and finally Myrmarachne genus have really cool species.