Rivercity Regals

09/04/2024

Our current large (i8+) sized enclosures available:

08/26/2024

#11: i8 female. Pretty light red. Skittish, but curious. Doesn't love being handled, but likes to watch. Belle
#12: i7 male. Skittish, but will likely do well with more handling. Mulan
#13: i8 female. Light red. The definition of a jumping spider. She will just off to no where. She is pretty, though. Belle
#14: i7 male. Difficult to handle. Mulan
#15: i7 female. Very pretty red. Did great with handling. Was a little sweetheart. Mulan

08/20/2024

I hope everyone had lots of fun at the NRBE Daytona! Spoke to some wonderful br33ders there, and finally got my dream snake- a Dumeril's! Also brought home a Northern blue tongue skink, and a beautiful albino African house snake (thank you, Lori!). Finally got to meet the absolute gem that is Cute-N-Curious Arachnids, and I can't recommend her enough. Thank you to everyone who said hello

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08/17/2024

At the Daytona National Breeder's Expo! Got here early to sit in the AC 😏
See y'all soon! ❤️

08/16/2024

#6: i6 female molting into i7. Hard to see through the hammock, but pretty sure it's a female. Mulan
#7: i9 male. Very sweet and calm. Curious, with cute markings and pretty chels. Briar Rose
#8: i7(8?) female. Gorgeous coloration and markings. Fairly skittish and fast, but not the most difficult I've handled. Will likely do well with more handling. Anastasia.
#9: i7 female. Skittish and nervous, but a bit easier to handle than #8. She's a darker brownish red currently. Anna
#10: i8 female. Of this bunch of females, she calmed down the best, although initially she was very skittish. Pictures don't do justice for how gorgeous she is. Very pretty female. I'm not entirely sure who the mom is. When I was separating babies, I found her hanging outside when I finished. So, not sure which batch she came from. I think Anastasia, but I'm not entirely sure, since I was separating a few batches of slings that day. Either way, she is beautiful, though a bit of a handful.

08/16/2024

Hey y'all! We have three more Otiosus (Canopy) jumpers ready! We'll be heading out to Daytona this afternoon. See you there! ❤️

08/10/2024

Unfortunately, Briar Rose passed after laying her most recent sack. She started off as our most sassy spider, to become one of our best ambassadors. Many of y'all met her at various expos, and she was often introduced as the spider who ate her boyfriend (RIP Flynn Ryder). It's never easy when our little friends pass, but this one hurts quite a bit. I never would have thought that I would consider a spider my "bestie", as I the majority of my life I had horrid arachnophobia. But, sure enough she often hung out with me while feeding the littles, when she didn't have ones of her own she needed to tend to. Rest easy, spicy mama Briar Rose. You will be VERY missed.

08/09/2024

Hey y'all! Just a friendly reminder that if your little spiders seem a bit weak after a new molt, you can mix up some honey water. Just put it on a q-tip, and let them have some ❤️ Molting is very hard on their little bodies, and studies have shown honey water can increase survivability for spiderlings. They absolutely need their protein from feeders, but a 20% honey water mix can give them the energy they need to get through the early stages after they molt.

08/07/2024

I have 1 oti left that's av@il@ble

#1: i10 male. Moves around a lot, but doesn't move quickly. A bit nervous, but would likely do well with more handling. BR
#2: i7 female. Gorgeous coloring and markings, but this little miss gave me a run for my money! She doesn't like being handled. Very fast. But, she is a stunning female. Anastasia
#3: i7 female. Beautiful red female. Much like her sister, she needs more work with handling, but she wasn't quite as bad. Gorgeous female, and will hopefully calm with more work. Anastasia
#4: i6 female preparing to molt. Anastasia
#5: i9 male. Absolute gentleman with a very calm personality. Might keep this little gentleman. Has cute markings. BR

08/04/2024

x3 i5 Unsexed Otiosus (Canopy) Jumpers are ready!
They are currently on hydei FF or pinhead crickets. These guys are pretty small, so I would recommend either keeping them in the cups they're currently in, or putting them in a similarly sized enclosure for 1 or 2 more molts.
Their care is very similar to regals, however you need to make sure you mist them AT LEAST once a day. Message me with any questions

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07/26/2024

#46: Male, i7, flight risk. Very skittish. Difficult to handle. Nala
#47: Male, I believe about to molt into i8/9. He's tucked into his hammock, so hard to see. Ariel
#48: i7 female. Dark brown with orange markings. A little nervous, but overall did well with handling. The last one from Jasmine.
#49: i8 female. Did well with handling but wants to explore. Beautiful reddish orange. Merida
#50: Male. I believe molting into i7 or i8. Hard to see through hammock to be sure. Snuggled up and preparing to molt. Tiana

07/17/2024

Hey, y'all! Unfortunately, the Repticon expo that was supposed to be in August was moved to October. That will likely be our next show! However, we are going to be walking around at the National Reptile Breeder's Expo in Daytona in August. While we will not be vending it, if you'd like to meet in Daytona on the days of the expo for a spider, please let me know ahead of time so that I can have them prepared. :) We haven't worked on new enclosures here lately due to the move- we're still setting up all of our spider gear in the new house and still have to bring our big drill press over. Hopefully we'll get back into the swing of things soon! Thank you everyone SO much for your patience and understanding

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07/03/2024

Hello y'all! Sorry for the quality of the pictures. I'm still trying to set up my spider room, so not everything is ready yet 😅

#40: i7 Female. Gorgeous red, but very fast and active. A bit hard to handle. Not super skittish, but moves around A LOT. Anastasia
#41: i7 female molting into i8. Very pretty red, but hard to get pictures because she's in her hammock. Anastasia.
#42: i7 female. Dark red with contrast. Skittish at first but calmed down quickly. Kida
#43: i6 brownish red. Extremely skittish and hard to take pictures of her. BR
#44: I6 male about to molt. Anna
#45: i7 female, deep red, did the best handling out of this batch. Enjoyed handling her. Kida

06/30/2024

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06/30/2024

Hey, y'all! Between moving and birthday parties things have been crazy here. But, starting Monday the 1st of July, we will be meeting at the Home Depot on Lem Turner. Also hoping to get more pictures up soon, just have to find all my set up stuff for them in all the stuff that's been moved. I truly appreciate your patience and understanding.

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06/22/2024

On our way to Show me reptile show! Hope to see y'all there today! ❤️

06/13/2024

#36: Freshly molted i7 female. Little red. Very curious, not especially skittish. Kida
#37: Freshly molted i7. Sweet little guy. Male. Enjoyed handling him. BR
#38: i6 female, very pretty red with nice markings. Skittish and jumpy. Merida
#39: i8 light red female. Extremely curious. Climbed into my hand without issue, but loves to move and explore. BR
#40: i6 dark red/brown female. Difficult to handle. Skittish. Anna

06/06/2024

Hey y'all! We'll be at Show me reptile show June 22nd! We'll also be at Repticon on August 10th and 11th ❤️
Hope to see y'all there!

06/02/2024

Current large enclosures ❤️

05/24/2024

Hey y'all! So, the seller backed out on the house we were supposed to be moving into. As of right now, we're still meeting at the Tractor Supply on New Kings. Once that changes, I'll let y'all know :)

#31: i7 brownish red female. Did well with handling though she was a bit difficult to scoop out. Was calm but curious. Anastasia
#32: i6 deep brownish red. A bit of a wriggle worm, but overall fun to handle. Not especially skittish, but curious and likes to explore. Kida
#33: i7 female, red. Sweet little female, but a bit shy. Does pretty well with handling, just be a bit more slow and gentle with her. Anastasia
#34: i7 male. Has the need for speed. Vroom vroom. Not acting nervous or scared, but he likes to move. From the moment I opened the lid, he was ready to GO. Anastasia
#35: i7 female. For now I'm keeping an eye on her. She lost a few legs in her last molt, but she seems to be hanging in there. Ariel.

05/16/2024

#26: i6 female, orange red. Was very easy to handle. Enjoyed having her do a little relaxing stroll on my hand. Briar Rose
#27: i8/9 female. Peachy red. Very easy to handle. Pretty female with a charming personality. Ariel.
#28: i6 female. Brown-red. Very very hard to handle. Fast, skittish, and jumpy. Needs more handling. Kida
#29: i6 GORGEOUS little red female. Very difficult to handle. She has great contrast with her markings, but she is a handful. Merida
#30: i7 very pretty red female. A little shy, but did fairly well with handling. Will likely be very easy to handle with more experience. Kida

05/16/2024

Hey y'all! Just wanted to clarify that we won't be at Repticon this weekend. I promised my son that I would go on his big field trip with him, which happens to be this weekend. I'll try my best to be at the next one ❤️ Thank you!

05/11/2024

Note: We won't have power at our house for a bit due to the winds on Friday. It knocked over huge water oak across our driveway, which tore out our power meter and the cable, but that's all buried under the tree and so-on-and-so-forth. Our data service here is very spotty, so I apologize if I'm slow to respond, or if messages fall through the cracks. We love y'all, and super sorry for any inconvenience this causes! 🙏🏻❤️

#21: i8/9 female. Very dark. Black and orange. Very unique coloring. Really active and wants to explore. A bit difficult to handle, because she's so active. Ariel
#22:i7 female. Red female. Did great with handling. A bit active but not as bad as #21. Not very skittish.
#23: i8 female. Dark brown and orange. Very sweet female, walked right onto my hand. Likes to explore, but a bit calmer than the others. Fantastic prey drive. Great little female. Ariel
#24: dark little i5 female. Will wait one more molt for her pictures. Anna
#25: i8 male. Very sweet little guy. Enjoyed handling him. There's just something about Ariel's babies. They're such a joy to handle.

05/09/2024

#16: i8/9 Very saturated red female. Amazing coloration from this molt. Freshly molted and either i8 or i9. She was a little skittish, but did okay with handling. More handling would likely have her as a calm friend. Ariel. **Debating keeping this one. Haven't fully decided yet.
#17: i8 male. Very skittish and jumpy at first, but calmed down after his initial panic. Sweet boy. Ariel.
#18: i7 male. Very sweet little guy. Calm and curious. Really like this one. Anastasia
#19: i7 female, light red. Very very active. Not skittish, but really likes to move around and explore. Pretty little female, and one of Anastasia's babies. Anastasia is one of my light/white phase females.
#20: i7 female, brown. Another one that wanted to see the world. She didn't act very scared of me, but she wanted to check everything out. Didn't stay in one spot for long. BR

05/04/2024

Tomorrow is the last day for our 50% off two or more jumps

04/30/2024

#11: Handsome I8 male. Skittish and nervous, but also curious. He doesn't mind watching from afar. BR
#12: i5 molting into i6. Female. Merida
#13: i8 female, peachy red. Calm and easy to handle. Very pretty and freshly molted. BR
#14: in a very thick hammock about to molt. Female Ariel. I6 to i7
#15: Freshly molted i8 male. Did great with handling. Very calm. BR

04/29/2024

Moving sale!!
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04/24/2024

Here's some pictures I tried taking of a tiny oti baby ❤️

04/23/2024

#6: i7 male. A little nervous, but not too bad. Will do well with more handling. Eilonwy
#7: i8 male. Very fast and difficult at first, but calmed down nicely. BR
#8: i6 red female. Only just molted into i6, so still very small. Very curious little female, and did well with handling. Cute as a button. Merida
#9: i6 red female. Did very well with handling. Gorgeous red coloration. Looks a lot like her mama so far. Ariel
#10: i7 dark female. Did fairly well with handling. Was a little nervous, but not especially fast. Not a lot of pattern on her abdomen, and very dark coloration. Curious to see how she looks after her next molt. Ariel