It may seem a bit quiet for us, but it couldn't be busier.
We are currently rearing on a lot of species, and to get them up to the size we prefer them to be for them to be sold, takes an average of between 4 to 5 months, from leaving the nest, to being listed on the website.
We deliberately hold our Jumpers back until they can take down a green bottle fly, as appose to still feeding on fruit flies, and at a more delicate stage.
As jumpers all develop at different stages, we list them on the website individually, as and when they reach our preferred size, and are also feeding well. Only then are they listed.
There are some that have been this evening, and there are many more that are not far behind them.
We also have batches of Phidippus regius Blue Mountains, and Phidippus regius Soroa that are not far away from ready.
And other Phidippus regius var, Phidippus otiosus, Phidippus comatus, Phidippus apacheanus,
Phidippus carneus, and Phidippus texanus, all being grown on.
We also have other species being grown on which we will announce soon.
🤣🤣🤣 Don't really get much time for that hun. It's gotten kind of crazy here since those pics were taken. Just for your amusement, I'll update the blog over the weekend and try and get clearer pics of the lables. I'll see if I can get Paul to do the same at his end. You'll think we've definitely lost the plot 🤣🤣
I love seeing your setups for all the slings! I have been playing "spot the spood" for a few minutes now - I also tried spotting some other labels but besides the ones I'd guess to be siler semiglaucus I wasn't able to find anything. With so many babies in one place you must be listening to a lot of eBooks and podcasts.^^