Jumping spiders

Welcome to the World of Jumping Spiders

Choosing the perfect companion can be an exciting challenge with so many distinct varieties available. If you are looking for a deep dive into what "locale" actually means—and how these geographic origins influence the ultimate size, colour, and personality of your spider—we recommend visiting our comprehensive guide: Our Jumping Spider Collection. There, we break down every lineage in our care, from the giants of the Everglades to the high-contrast rarities of the Caribbean, ensuring you have all the information you need to select the right match for your collection.

📷 About Our Photos: Stock & Variation

The photos provided are of our actual spiderlings currently in stock. However, please keep the following in mind before purchasing:

Individual Variation: Just like people, no two spiders are identical. While they are all from the same high-quality captive-bred lineage, there will be slight variations in size, leg length, and abdominal patterns between individuals.

The "Luck of the Draw": The spiderling pictured is a representative of the group. The specific individual you receive may have slightly different markings, but it will be of the same health, age (i4), and locale as described.

Genetic Diversity: One of the most exciting parts of the jumping spider hobby is the genetic "lottery." Especially with locales like Everglades or Standard Florida, the final adult colour phase (orange, grey, or white) is determined by genetics that only become visible after several more moults.

Unsexed Slings: At the i4 stage, it is not possible to guarantee the sex of the spider. Their true colours and gender traits will emerge as they mature.

Our Promise: While we cannot guarantee an exact "look" for an unsexed sling, we do guarantee that every spider we ship is active, healthy, and feeding reliably on D. hydei fruit flies.