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Re: New Spooders!

Originally Posted by Aspen0122

Hey, I haven't posted in F O R E V E R! But, I have some really good news! I have collected some jumping spiders!! I have two (of different species) and they are named Aspen and Archie.

Aspen is a Tan Jumping Spider (platycryptus undatus) and is female.

Archie is a Bold Jumping Spider (phidippus audax) and is a male.

I have had them for about three days, and they are pretty small, so most likely juveniles. Aspen seems almost to her maximum size (10mm) and Archie is about the same size, but his maximum size in 30mm.

Congratulations. Are they field collected (wild caught)? I imagine that's acceptable for jumping spiders. I look forward to pics and learning the details of their care.

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