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jumping spiders can anything
ohhhhhhh ❤️ ouhhh
Thought I’d consolidate some previous photos and put the whole gang together!
Phidippus californicus; first row is female, second is male, and third is juvenile
SALTICID SATURDAY: she’s back, and she’s big!
(Female Phidippus californicus)
Wild mouse looking ass. (Affectionate).
Male jumping spider, Parabathippus petrae, Salticidae
Found in Malaysia
Photos 1-4 by roeyo and 5 by albertkang
Fringed peacock spider, Maratus fimbriatus, Salticidae
Found in Queensland, Australia. Photos 1-7 show males and 8-10 show females.
Photo 1-5 by laz and 6-10 by waynew-m
if you’re curious about centipede sounds, here’s Agatha walking on some paper after her banana treat time.
42 little clicking nails ASMR? (well, really only about 38 are ever in contact with the ground)
(Scolopendra mutilans)
her lashes are so cute
she molted and now shes so big
Lil helmet
Deethra molted at the beginning of this month and for a short time her chelicerae were this beautiful bronze color <3
P. Otiosus X Regius Hybrid, adult male.
Really healthy, live specimen that I raised and kept for a year or so. He was a bit more active and aggressive, alot like the male Regius that I collected for years in North Florida. These were shot with a 28mm 3.5 Ai-s Nikkor reverse mounted on a Nikon D300, which is still my favorite macro rig that I”ve ever used. Pop up flash pushed to full, with a large diffuser very close to subject.
"all hamsters follow a red string of fate to their untimely deaths" well mine all lived long lives and died of old age, maybe you were just a shitty owner<3
deethra hopes everyone has a merry Christmas and a happy 8th night of hanukkah 💚
Robinson’s peacock spider, Maratus robinsoni, Salticidae
Found in Australia
Photos 1-4 by Jurgen Otto and 5-7 by benjc
