Regal Spiderling Tiger CB

Description

Now offering Captive Bred Regal Jumping Spider pets. Watch your pet grow up!

3rd to 4th instar spiderlings now available! That means they have shed their skin 2 or 3 times. Date of birth is 4-29-2025 and they are feeding well on fruit flies since first instar. We recommend wingless D. melanogaster fruit flies (see related products below), as feeders. Sold unsexed only, as they are too young to discern.

Be sure to read my Jumping Spider Care Sheet which covers everything from purchasing, to unboxing to care through the life cycle.

The specimens offered through this listing are titled on the basis of their mother’s coloration (since males are usually just black and white). Their mother is a gorgeous combination of orange, gray, black and white. Here chelicerae are metallic magenta to fuschia, depending on the angle of light.

There is no guarantee that the babies will match her coloration as they molt and grow, sorry. Just sharing the info for those who care, and many keepers do! The young spiderlings never have the exact, eventual adult coloration when they are young and they change in appearance with each molt anyway, and so what you receive in terms of coloration or patterning is not reflective of the eventual coloration your spider will display at maturity.

The regal jumping spider Phidippus regius is one of the most popular pet spiders in the arachnid hobby, which is mostly dominated by tarantulas, of course. These natives are one of the largest species in the US, though these are young, small specimens.

Note (again) that photos do not specifically represent the young ones being offered in this listing but instead reflect the specific mother of the spiderlings sold through this listing. Sorry, no requests for photos of babies. They all look the same as young spiderlings.

Some food and caging products are listed below.

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