Bold Jumping Spider eating a fly (photos)

Thread Starter: bugmankeith

These spiders aren't afraid of anything and this one happily ate in front of me then attacked my camera!

Today, 12:01 AM by Ciphor

My first scorpion

Thread Starter: Catch Smiley

I just bought my first scorpion yesterday! It's an Asian Forest Scorpion, very cool looking. I'm pretty excited, but since it is my first, I'm willing

Yesterday, 09:48 PM by Catch Smiley

My new friends!

Thread Starter: Catch Smiley

I'm pretty new to the hobby, I bought my first T about two months ago (and Chaco Golden Knee sling I call SJ39). It's really cool, I very much enjoy it.

Yesterday, 09:44 PM by Catch Smiley

I Think My Trochosa Ruricola is Gravid!

Thread Starter: TheHolyArachnid

Here is my rustic wolf spider. She started out pretty skinny, lately shes been growing huge! Her abdomen is fat and I'm guessing she is gravid. So I'm

Yesterday, 11:44 PM by Ciphor

beginner true spider?

Thread Starter: windscorpions1

Ok, so I've been looking at beginner tarantulastarantula and that got me thinking "I wonder if there is a beginner true spider" so what the

Yesterday, 09:23 PM by TheHolyArachnid

Most spiders have a range of morphology that has variance. Some adults retain orange color, some sub-adults have no orange. Only two ways to be certain

Bold Jumping Spider eating a fly (photos)

Ciphor Today, 12:01 AM

**Face palm**

It's biology 101 bro. Look up where the spider is from, check regions temperament.

http://research.amnh.org/oonopidae/c...es.php?id=2767

Sicarius patagonicus

Ciphor Yesterday, 11:53 PM

I thought it was an adult, sub adults usually have orange on the abdomen.

Bold Jumping Spider eating a fly (photos)

bugmankeith Yesterday, 11:50 PM

Another possibility is also Trochosa terricola (instead of Trochosa ruricola AKA rustic wolf spider). Specimens like yours can be tough to ID without

I Think My Trochosa Ruricola is Gravid!

Ciphor Yesterday, 11:44 PM

bump...

also have another one of these males available:

Brachypelma smithi...(Mexican Red Knee)...3"...$85

Male T's 4 sale (mostly immature) also dubias & hissers

Tgrip77 Yesterday, 11:36 PM

Oh come on... I just asked for like 2 basic things: temp and humidity..

Sicarius patagonicus

Rawr Yesterday, 11:35 PM