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Phidippus audax “Bryantae”

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Further product information

DifficultySimple

GenderFemale Male indeterminate

SizeUp to 6 mm

Temperature26°C – 28°C

Product weight110 g

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Simple

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North America

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< 18 mm

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26°C – 28°C

Phidippus audax “Bryantae” – the colorful and lively jumping spider

The Phidippus audax “Bryantae” stands out from other species due to its attractive and striking coloration. This jumping spider is characterized by a vibrant colour palette in both males and females, which immediately attracts everyone’s attention. The body has a dominant black base coloration, which is framed by bright orange and white accents. Particularly striking are the metallic green chelicerae of the males, which show iridescent reflections in the light and give them their unmistakable charm. The male in the product picture shows this impressive feature particularly well.

In addition to its attractive appearance, the Phidippus audax “Bryantae” also impresses with its lively and active behavior. It is extremely curious and likes to explore its surroundings, which makes it an entertaining and exciting pet. The spider is not shy and is often clearly visible, making it easy to observe. Its nimble and agile locomotion also contributes to the fact that you will enjoy this species.

Keeping Phidippus audax “Bryantae” is quite uncomplicated and also suitable for beginners.

A small, well-ventilated terrarium or a suitable rearing box that offers enough space for movement and exploration is ideal. Sufficient ventilation and regular spraying are important to maintain an average humidity of around 60-70%. The substrate should be slightly moist, but not wet, to prevent mold growth.

For a species-appropriate setup, it is advisable to equip the terrarium with climbing facilities such as twigs or cork bark. It is also a good idea to provide hiding places in the form of plants or small tubes to give the spider a place to retreat to. The temperature should be between 26 and 28 °C and therefore requires a daylight lamp.

The diet of Phidippus audax “Bryantae” is just as simple. Small insects such as fruit flies (Drosophila melanogaster or Drosophila hydei), ovenfish or gold flies are easily accepted and regularly preyed upon. Due to its high level of activity and curiosity, the spider can easily be observed hunting – a real highlight for any terrarium lover.

In summary, the Phidippus audax “Bryantae” is an extremely attractive and lively jumping spider species that impresses with its colorful appearance as well as its active and curious behavior. It is easy to care for, fascinating to observe and therefore a real enrichment for any terrarium.

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