Hyllus diardi subadult pair 1/2” - 1” (suspected male and female pair)

•Things to know about Jumpers 

- sizes are juvies to subadults about 1/2” - 1”

- This is for one pair, 1 suspected female & 1 suspected juvenile male Hyllus diardi. This is a suspected pair, and not guaranteed. The larger one is definitely a female, the smaller one looks like a male. 

- We match up the sizes of the pairs thw best we can, but these matches aren’t always perfect. 

- Jumpers are wild caught. 

-Sometimes but rarely they are missing a leg

-Legs grow back in non mature spiders

-Missing legs do not effect the health of a spider

-Sometimes females are mature.

-Mature females are capable of laying fertile eggsacs.

-Jumper babies are difficult and time consuming to raise

- I can not promise mature spiders or gravid females

- I  can not promise certain color phases and send what I have.

- Naturally jumpers are short lived spider, please understand what you are buying.