I finally named my jumping spider… sort of… sometimes I call her Grace and sometimes I call her Mary, I’m indecisive, but it’s definitely one of those!
I was able to get a much better picture of her just now if u wanna see vvv
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I finally named my jumping spider… sort of… sometimes I call her Grace and sometimes I call her Mary, I’m indecisive, but it’s definitely one of those!
I was able to get a much better picture of her just now if u wanna see vvv
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Our new member has arrived!
Let's welcome our tiny phidippus adumbratus :]
Apparently, my yard is a haven for emerald jumping spiders. I've seen so many this past week! Three big adult males, a big adult female, and numerous slings. I absolutely love them!
This is my jumping spider fursona I love jumping spiders I haven’t finished the drawing yet (I’ll update when I do) but isn’t he great
JUICE HAS MOLTED !!
she is still in her hammock, resting i suppose, but i'm sooo happy it went well & i got to witness it !!!!
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Welcome Spoodsburgh. Hope yinz like spiders.
My spider setup.
Shoutout to the coolest jumping spider species, Bagheera Kiplingi.
B. kiplingi is notable for its peculiar diet, which is mostly herbivorous.[2] No other known species of omnivorous spider has such a markedly herbivorous diet.
Emmett seems to be accepting his new digs. He's been doing lots of mapping, and has found a few differnt places to rest, groom, and make a hammock. He even ate a hydei fly today! All goods signs, I think.
