Regal Jumping Spider

Unlike web-dwelling spiders, jumping spiders are active daytime hunters that rely on extraordinary vision to track prey and explore their surroundings. These captive-bred juveniles are curious, active, and endlessly entertaining to watch—making them the ultimate entry point for spider enthusiasts and first-time arachnid keepers alike!
📋 Quick Specifications & Care
| Attribute | Specification |
|---|---|
| Scientific Name | Phidippus regius |
| Adult Size | Females up to 2.5 cm (1 inch); males slightly smaller |
| Enclosure Type | Small vertical/arboreal enclosure with top airflow |
| Temperature | 72°F – 80°F |
| Humidity | 50% – 70% (light daily misting) |
| Diet | Fruit flies (D. hydei), small crickets, mini mealworms, roach nymphs |
| Feeding Frequency | Every 1 to 3 days for juveniles |
| Temperament | Curious, bold, active, and non-aggressive |
| Lifespan | 1 to 2 years (females generally live longer than males) |
🏠 Habitat & Setup Requirements
* Enclosure: Use a small, well-ventilated vertical enclosure (cross-ventilation is essential to prevent mold). Ensure it opens from the front or bottom so you don't disturb their hammocks!
* Decor: Add thin twigs, artificial greenery, small cork bark, and canopy anchor points near the top of the enclosure where they like to spin their silk sleeping hammocks.
* Hydration: Never use standing water bowls! Lightly mist one wall of the enclosure once daily or every other day so they can sip water droplets safely.
✨ Fun Fact
Regal jumping spiders possess eight eyes and some of the best vision in the invertebrate world! They can recognize motion, track depth with incredible accuracy, and will often turn their whole body to look directly at you.
🛍️ What’s Included
* 1x Captive-Bred Juvenile Regal Jumping Spider (Phidippus regius)
* Healthy, active, and currently feeding well on flightless fruit flies and micro feeders.