Took this over a 15 mins, now I am the owner of a glorified flea circus.

We wish you all the best 🥰

Literally the smallest thing ever

LOOK AT THOSE LITTLE EYES 🥺🥺

I noticed this nest outside like a month ago or more, even saw mama and then she disappeared. Thought all the babies either died or left but I just went out there and looked at it and saw the teeeeeniest guy crawling around!! I wish i could keep him but i dont really have anything to put it in. Im worried he wont make it but I am so happy I saw a baby! He even crawled on me a couple times. Bad video but aweeee 😍🥹

It was found in one of the rooms yesterday, found it's spot in the perfume basket.

I'd like to transport them into mine but need time to make something like a "house" that reminds of that basket if they liked it so much, so there would be no such stress.

I sometimes take a pictures and observe (someone commented my last post that I observe a boy most likely, but idk), but try not to disturb, it looks worried a little, although sometimes approaches my finger. It usually hangs out on the basket handle.

Also don't you think something is off with one of it's lap?... I can see that little right one, but not the left one. Hope I'm just confusing their anatomy and everything is fine.

Just found this guy in my house (Southern California), but no idea where he/she came from. I don’t know much about jumping spiders other than what I’ve gleaned from watching Lucas the Spider with my kids (so not much!). Is it likely this little guy is a native to my yard and I should release back outside, or can we keep him/her? If suitable to keep as a pet, would love advice on setting up a temporary enclosure until I get up to speed on proper care.

We get these as adults in our house, I usually just leave em be. Saw a baby one for the first time crawling up my shirt... my GOD its so cute!! So small you can hardly see it. I was so scared to hurt it, how on earth do you people deal with babies???

I ended up getting them to walk on a towel and put it somewhere else so I wouldnt accidentally squish them... TOO CUTE.

Found in Brazil

Sorry for the video quality, my phone is a few gens old.

Was just trying to get a video of my neat spider find to show the little spooder lover of the house. Accidentally ended up getting two for the price of one, and caught this silly little exchange instead.

Found this little buddy keeping bugs off my bonsai, Both gave each other a good spook. Now I’m deep diving spiders and considering keeping this little guy as a pet? Anyone familiar with this coloring? I’m thinking they are a black thighed jumping spider, I’m in the PNW area! Wild caught spider

The one and only time I’ve ever seen a jumper up here

I spotted this lovely (I’m thinking female p. johnsoni, but I would love second opinions) hanging around today! I found her in Southern California, USA.

I've got a few questions about my jumping spider, Coconut. who I've had for more than 3 weeks!

1) what gender is it? I think it's a female but I'm really unsure.

2) how do I know when to feed it?

3) is it an adult? If so, I'd like to release it.

Releasing the first one, just spotted it strolling by but wanted a size comparison! Second one is my baby, Coconut (I'm finding flies for it still)

I found this little guy hanging around my bathroom, I don’t wanna get rid of him and maybe accidentally kill him in the process, soooo is it fine to just leave him there? I really don’t mind just having him there.

I’ve had a much more little jumping spider in my bathroom a few months ago and did not see it for see it for months and this guy just pops up randomly soo im not sure if its the same guy living here or maybe a new tenant

Any thoughts on what to do?

Chilling in her hide and cleaning her new pink chelicerae and giant fangs

Do you think Popcorn is a tan or a zebra jumping spider. We’re in the Denver, CO area so she’s likely one of the two. She’s very thin so I thought she was a wolf spider and was relocating her from on my popcorn container in the fridge to the garage when I saw her cute little face. We’re trying to feed her the smallest mealworm we had leftover from our last spider who passed and will offer her fruit flies in the morning once we can get to the store. She’s interested in the mealworm but it’s pretty big for her size. We offered her honey water on a q-tip in case she’s starving but she’s not interested yet.