Alright, I know I'm new to the boards and ask weird questions sometimes that may sound...well, weird. Still, I'm only trying to experiment here.
Does anyone know if a jumping spider could live in a large enclosure shared with a widow. The main points would have to be that the smaller spider could traverse the widows web without really worrying about getting stuck. There's plenty of food and room for both, as long as the jumping spider stays approx. 4~5" away from the widow at all times.
If the widow did decide to go after it, I wonder if the jumping spider would be quick and agile enough to escape capture, until the widow gave up and went back to it's hole.
I may try this anyway as soon as I find a jumper, but I'm curious to know what you people might think would happen. Worst case scenario, jumper becomes a meal...
Does anyone know if a jumping spider could live in a large enclosure shared with a widow. The main points would have to be that the smaller spider could traverse the widows web without really worrying about getting stuck. There's plenty of food and room for both, as long as the jumping spider stays approx. 4~5" away from the widow at all times.
If the widow did decide to go after it, I wonder if the jumping spider would be quick and agile enough to escape capture, until the widow gave up and went back to it's hole.
I may try this anyway as soon as I find a jumper, but I'm curious to know what you people might think would happen. Worst case scenario, jumper becomes a meal...