loving the peacocks. Would be great to get a community of these, just think of the colours

 

had a feeling you'd be one of the first to post mate

yeah, looking to get about seven to ten new species, mostly bigger ones but a few mediums like the peacocks.

 

lol why me first?

so come on, that's 2 species, whats the others you getting?

 

you seem to share my interest for the more unusual species.

HOPEFULLY;
Pancorius magnus 12mm
Hyllus diardii 22mm
Plexippus paykulli 12mm
Thyene imperialis 7mm - 8mm
Chrysilla lauta 7mm
Hyllus sempicupreus 9mm
PORTIA SP!!!! 10mm
Myrmarachne sp 10mm
Thiania bhamoensis 7mm
Menemerus sembilliatus (spelling?) 8mm

 

Loving the paykulli, Myrmarachne, and the hamatus.

How many of the Myrmarachne are you planning? They have to be the coolest species on your list

 

Icius hamatus

 

Aww the are so cute. :flrt:

 

The peacocks are gorgeous! Took me ages to work out what the spider in the first picture was :lol2:

 

I'd be interested in Portia sp

 

They are gorgeous. However dont think trues are for me lmao

 

Awesome spiders :2thumb:

 

What sort of prices do they go for roughly.

 

dont think they are available in the hobby

 

these are gorgeous mate :2thumb:

 

Sorry wrong thread lmao

 

It's ok, it was another post i guess

 

Of course.

 

currently hyllus diardii are the only ones on the list available in the uk at the moment

the larger species usually go for between £15 - £20 each as adults, the smaller species around £5 - £15 depending on size and rarity in the hobby.

Portia sp, everyone wants them, I saw them for sale in USA for $60 each!!!

All species will be kept for breeding with a few available for sale.

 

Cant wait to see what success you have with these. Your stock has been fantastic in the past

 

Well, can I call shotgun on any spare Myrmarachne you decide to sell of

 

If he comes good on Myrmarachne then yes no problem

 

Good luck with the breeding:2thumb:

 

My life needs jumping spiders in it.

I've been saying that for over a year now, so it's probably time to get a nice row of tanks set up waiting...

Any care advice from people that have actually kept them? (I know, that was lazy of me I'll search later!)

 

Cant believe i missed this thread :O
I really really miss my Icius hamatus, they are very nice salticids real nice colours on them
And Portia sp?
WOW :gasp:
Always wanted to see Plexippus paykulli in culture aswell
Will you ever get Platycryptus again?

 

I've been in talks with regards to the following species, but the guy has dropped off the face of the planet.

Platycryptus undatus
Habronattus orbus
Phidippus otiosus
P. regius
P. audax
P. mystcaeus
P. octopunctatus
P. johnsoni

hopefully he'll be in touch soon

 

plexippus are a definate now, may also be getting some other odd inverts from there too