Spider Falls

09/06/2024

Hope to have some bryantae variant molting to i5 in next 2-3 weeks. Sneak peek of a couple i4’s. Parents are Ruby and Horton both captive born and raised.

05/05/2024

03/05/2024

If you have any interest in learning more about the amazing scales of jumping spiders. Check out this link. Even if you aren't into reading scientific documents, it does offer a great assortment of diagrams and photos.

09/04/2024

Going through some of my photos lately. The first are a few of my current mature Phidippus audax. The 2nd is a mix of some new and older. I was trying to show how not all audax turn white. These are not mixed with those from the Big Bend area. The lines all originate back to Colorado.

03/04/2024

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31/03/2024

Happy Easter to everyone!

17/03/2024

Happy St. Patricks Day everyone!

26/02/2024

Found out some amazing news! Back in 2022 the Bugg Plug and Spider Falls both contributed Phidippus audax to a documentary in the making! Turns out it was recently released on Disney. Look for some of my audax in Episodes 1 and 3!

Inspired by the World of Disney and Pixar's “A Bug's Life,” the new Disney+ Original Series from National Geographic, A REAL BUG’S LIFE, is an incredible adv...

25/02/2024

Adoptions. P. Otiosus Florida orange variant. Photos below of otiosus. P. arizonensis about i5, unsexed, (about 5). i5-i7 P. audax and bryantae variant, already showing pattern. audax (about 8 left) and for bryantae audax markings(about 4 left). If in Colorado Springs can arrange pick up. All Captive born/raised.


I bill through invoice on my website. If interested please message me, I can answer questions as well.

11/10/2023

Hope everyone had a great day!

17/05/2023

I have a few P. Audax bryantae variants

17/05/2023

About to post some P. Audax variants for adoption but wanted to share some of them I raised from last year.

07/04/2023

So many babies almost ready for new homes! I’m also hoping that the snow here is over for the year, it snowed this week where i live. I’m ready for things to warm up. Here are the babies that are almost ready. Otiosus are quite slow growers but hopefully soon. Bryantae variants have to generally be i5/6 ish to know if they are going to display the characteristics the whole clutch generally doesn’t display the variant, only some do. 😀

14/02/2023

Happy Valentines day!

10/11/2022

Also trying to breed my gorgeous Phidippus otiosus soon for some early spring babies. Just have to find the right boy. 😆

24/10/2022

Here are some current babies

01/10/2022

This is my boy Sickle kept from one my girls this year! 😍

01/10/2022

One of the girls I am keeping this year. She still has another molt before maturity so I have a feeling she may lose the red but here is hoping!

28/09/2022

Several Phidippus audax bryantae i4’s tucked in and molting

18/08/2022

Velvet and Joker are parents, Phidippus audax bryantae. - #11 is not bryantae. Hopefully they will stay more red as they mature. ❤️

04/08/2022

Omg, I don’t know why I think it’s so cute when they come to see you at the edge of something like this. 🥰

22/07/2022

What a fuzzy b***y for an audax! 🥰

15/07/2022

Feeding your jumper!

25/06/2022

Here are some of last years Phidippus audax bryantae in the first picture. The second picture is some of this years! They are turning out beautiful.