Km124

i6 captive bred male regal jumping spider

currently eating mini mealworms and small crickets.

used to being handled.  

*This listing is for the exact spider pictured in the photos. Please read the entire description and feel free to reach out with any questions.              

Every adoption comes with: Jumping Spider, Temporary Deli Cup Enclosure, Adoption Certificate, Printed Care Guide, Mini Paint Brush, Mini Mister, a surprise gift, and lifetime support.

Shipping will be via FedEx 2 day express unless you specifically request overnight (there will be an additional fee).

Jumpers are packed with extreme care using our years of experience shipping spoods all over the USA.

We also check temps before sending and include any necessary temperature control packs. Multiple jumpers can ship together to save on shipping costs.

We may reach out prior to shipping to verify addresses and details.

If you have any questions feel free to contact me via email (Gigglesexoticcreatures@gmail.  com), FB or MM messenger both @ Giggle’s Jumping Joys.

Sometimes emails go to spam, so if you don't hear back within 2 days please try messaging instead to make sure your message was received.

Jumpers ship on Mondays as long as it's not a FedEx holiday. This means that delivery will usually happen on Wednesday.

If someone cannot be home on delivery day, or if temps are cold/hot, we can have the jumper sent to the closest FedEx that does live holds. They will keep the package indoors in a climate controlled room until someone can swing by and pick it up. Whoever picks up the jumper will need to have a valid ID as well as their name on the package.

The exact hatch date, instar, and momma's name will be provided on the adoption certificate.

Please note that many of the jumpers are still growing, and will end up around the size of a nickel to a quarter depending on species. The photos are taken with a macro lens to capture the little one's details up close. Jumpers can change their look and color with each molt, but typically end up with brighter chelicerae (fangs) and more fuzz as they age.

We do our best to determine the sex of the jumper, but some species are easier at certain ages compared to others. Sex and final coloration after molts cannot be guaranteed.