Phidippus Regius Apalachicola i6 Spider - Cola 3

🌳 Starter Cup & Tree Colour

You can choose to purchase the Spider Only or the Spider + Starter Cup option.

The Starter Cup includes a 3D-printed tree, available in a range of colours.

If you choose the Spider + Starter Cup option, please add your preferred tree colour in the Order Comments box on the cart page before completing your order.

If no colour is specified, we will send out our trademark pink tree with your order. 

Phidippus regius ‘Apalachicola’ i6 Jumping Spider

🕷️ Individual Phidippus regius ‘Apalachicola’ i5

A beautiful captive-bred Phidippus regius ‘Apalachicola’ jumping spider, currently at approximately i5.

Phidippus regius are one of the most popular jumping spider species and are known for their curious personalities, excellent vision and fascinating hunting behaviour. They are active, intelligent little spiders that make rewarding pets to observe and care for.

🕷️ Spider Details

• Species: Phidippus regius
• Locale: Apalachicola, Florida
• Instar: i5
• Captive bred
• Sold individually
• Sex: Not guaranteed at this age
• Live arrival: Carefully packaged for safe transportation

🌿 Care

Phidippus regius are relatively straightforward to keep when provided with the correct environment. They require a secure, well-ventilated enclosure with plenty of opportunities to climb and explore.

They should be provided with appropriately sized live food such as fruit flies and other suitable feeder insects, depending on their size.

As with all jumping spiders, they require access to moisture while avoiding an overly wet enclosure. A light misting of the enclosure can provide drinking opportunities and help maintain suitable humidity.

📦 Delivery

Your spider will be carefully packaged in a secure, ventilated container designed specifically for the safe transportation of jumping spiders.

Please ensure someone is available to receive the package on the day of delivery.

We only ship when weather conditions are suitable for the safe transportation of live spiders. If temperatures are unsuitable, dispatch may be delayed until conditions improve.