SpiderSafe rearing box

SpiderSafe Rearing Container – Grow Up Safely from the Start

Small jumping spiders, in particular, don’t need a huge enclosure. Good ventilation, safety, and easy access for feeding and misting are much more important. That’s exactly why our SpiderSafe rearing container was developed.

It is particularly well-suited for raising jumping spiders such as Phidippus and Hyllus, but can also be used for other small invertebrates. The transparent container allows you to keep a close eye on your pet at all times without having to constantly open the container.

We placed particular emphasis on the lid. After all, that’s exactly where a feeding container needs to perform well in everyday use.

Shatter-resistant lid for everyday use

The gauze lid is made of a flexible rubber-plastic compound. This means it is not rigid and will not break easily, even with frequent use.

That makes a big difference if you’re caring for several young animals and regularly open the cans to feed them or clean them.

The lid also has a small tab. This makes it easier to grip and open the can smoothly, without having to jiggle it unnecessarily.

The lid stays on the can

A small detail that’s incredibly practical in everyday life: An eyelet connects the lid to the can.

When you open it, the lid therefore remains attached to the SpiderSafe and can neither fall off nor get lost among your other rearing containers.

After all, especially when dealing with a fast jumping spider, you want to focus on the animal and not have to look for a lid that’s fallen off at the same time.

Spray without opening the can

The large gauze surface ensures good air circulation. At the same time, you can spray a fine mist through the gauze.

This allows small drops of water to get into the container without you having to open the lid every time. This makes daily care easier and, at the same time, reduces the risk that a curious jumping spider will take the opportunity to make a little getaway.

This is a real advantage, especially for small, fast young animals.

Drosophila stay where they belong

Young jumping spiders are often fed small fruit flies. That is why the gauze on the SpiderSafe rearing container is Drosophila-proof.

This way, Drosophila melanogaster and other small feed animals stay in the container and are available as food for your spider, instead of scattering around the room.

At the same time, the gauze surface remains breathable, ensuring good ventilation.

Ideal for jumping spiders

The SpiderSafe rearing container was designed specifically with jumping spiders in mind. Species of the genera Phidippus and Hyllus spend a lot of time in the upper part of their enclosure and often build their webs there.

That’s why a clear, well-ventilated rearing container is particularly handy. At the same time, the transparent plastic allows you to easily observe your pet’s behavior, food intake, and development.

This is how SpiderSafe supports your jumping spider through important stages of its growth.

Create a natural look despite the compact size

Even a rearing container doesn’t have to be empty and boring. With just a few small items, you can provide your jumping spider with additional paths to walk along, places to rest, and hiding spots.

Our jumping spider treehouse is particularly well-suited for this purpose. It makes the most of the available space and provides the spider with an additional structure to explore.

Wood shavings can also be used to quickly create plenty of opportunities for climbing and running. This provides the young animal with a sense of structure without completely filling up the small container.

Advantages at a glance

• Designed specifically for raising small invertebrates
• Especially good for jumping spiders
• Transparent container for a clear view
• Shatterproof, flexible gauze cover
• Lid made of a rubber-plastic blend
• The eyelet connects the lid to the can
• Good air circulation
• Spraying through the gauze is possible
• Drosophila-proof
• Small tab for easy opening
• Convenient for daily feeding and care
• Suitable for Phidippus, Hyllus, and other small invertebrates

Suitable accessories for your setup

Jumping Spider Treehouse – creates an elevated hideaway and additional space for climbing and exploring.
Wood shavings – offer plenty of fine climbing paths and quickly add natural texture to the rearing container.
Suitable live prey – provides your jumping spider with live food of the right size.
Tarantula substrate – forms a natural substrate and can absorb moisture.
Insektenliebe Terrarium Moss – creates a natural look and helps you set up a small, more humid area.
Species Name Stickers – clearly label your rearing containers, which is especially handy when keeping multiple animals.

Conclusion

With the SpiderSafe rearing container, the most important features are right where you need them in everyday use. The flexible, shatterproof gauze lid ensures good ventilation, while allowing you to spray directly through the gauze. At the same time, the fine mesh reliably keeps Drosophila inside the container.

Thanks to the additional eyelet, the lid stays attached to the can when opened. This makes daily care easier and safer.

Combined with the jumping spider treehouse and some wood shavings, the compact SpiderSafe can be turned into a practical home for raising your jumping spider in just a few simple steps.