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Breeding jumping spiders


So yesterday I did something I'd never done before. I paired several of my spiders. For those of you that don't know the regal jumping spider only has to pair once to be fertile for life.


Most of the 60 spiders I have came from two specific breeders. I don't have a lot of adult females. 5-7 at the most. So I paired them. I was terrified. I'd been wanting to pair one of my girls for at least 6 months. The first male I had planned for her was a giant of a man. He moved on before we got the chance. So the females I have are Lilith, Blaze, Ghost, Chaos (?), Prisma, Sugarbomb, and Spice (?). The two questions I have to really look at closer. So without further ado, here are the (hopefully) new parents:


Lilith & Ciaran

Prisma & Inky

Sugarbomb & Hobbs

Blaze & Eros


Ghost was not at all interested in the three boys I tried her with. So we'll see what happens later.

Ghost and Ghoul
Ghost and Ghoul
Ghost and Ciaran
Ghost and Ciaran
Ghost
Ghost

Blaze
Blaze

Sugarbomb
Sugarbomb

Prisma and Lilith I was not able to get pictures of because....well... Their boys knew what to do. Promise we'll get pictures of them up as soon as possible.


 
 
 

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All the Mommas are SO BEAUTIFUL!! Ghost is ghosting all the men in her life 😂🤣😝

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