Jumping Spider Setup

Description

Included in the Jumping Spider Setup*:

• Creature Care 10 x 12 x 15cm Acrylic Terrarium or  Pro Rep 10 x 10 x 15cm Acrylic Terrarium(Opening door may differ slightly from picture)
• Hygrometer-Thermometer (Fitted or stick on)
• Coco Coir (bag of ready to use substrate)
• ProRep/creaturecare 500ml Spray Bottle
• Creeping Fig Plant (Or substitute plant if creeping fig is not available)
• Terrarium Moss Mini Pack
• Cork piece

*Please note, plants and equipment brands may vary due to availability. Substitutes will always be of equal or greater cost and quality.

Why We’ve Selected These Items:

The acrylic terrarium keeps in humidity for your spider while providing plenty of room for it to thrive in. At 15cm tall, it’s the ideal height for Phidippus species, such as the regal jumping spider and bold jumping spider. Coco coir soft, moisture-retaining substrate that maintains humidity while providing a natural feel to your pet’s home, simply unpot the plant and plant it in the terrarium with the cococoir. The cork bark wood chunk gives your spider  plenty of additional surface area to explore and hunt as well as nooks and crannies in which to take a nap.

A fitted combined hygrometer-thermometer temperature & humidity gauge provides an accurate reading of your enclosure’s parameters. This handy device embedded into the enclosure wall, allowing for easy-cleaning. Keeping the temperature & humidity up will keep your jumping spider happy, active, and healthy while it moults.

We’ve chosen plants which offer some for ground cover and a bit of height for your spider to explore. #For additional surface area and shelter, the 10cm cork bark chunk gives your pet more room to hunt, and a safe, secure spot to web-up. This setup wouldn’t be complete without an extra touch of greenery from the terrarium moss mini pack, providing extra humidity and more aesthetic appeal.

Suitable For:

Small-Medium jumping spiders such as the ‘regal jumping spider’, ‘bold jumping spider’, ‘red-desert jumping spider’, ‘widow jumping spider’, and other members of the genus ‘Phidippus’.