Phidippus regius Rastafari
18,00€ – 40,00€Price range: 18,00€ through 40,00€
Meet the stunning Phidippus regius “Rastafari” 🕷️ – a colorful jumping spider full of personality! Easy to care for, active by day, and ideal for beginners. Add a bold splash of color and charm to your terrarium with this vibrant and friendly spider. A must-have for exotic pet lovers!
* The spider shown in the video and image is an example of an adult specimen.
🕷️ Technical Sheet – Phidippus regius “Rastafari”
- Common Name: Regal Jumping Spider “Rastafari”
- Scientific Name: Phidippus regius
- Morph Type: Rastafari (vivid color morph)
- Origin: United States (Florida), Caribbean
- Adult Size: 1.2 – 2 cm (females larger than males)
- Lifespan: 1 to 2 years (females live longer)
- Ideal Temperature: 75 – 82 °F (24 – 28 °C)
- Humidity Range: 50 – 70%
- Terrarium Type: Vertical with good ventilation
- Diet: Small live insects (flies, crickets, mealworms)
- Activity Level: Diurnal
- Temperament: Curious, active, non-aggressive
- Experience Level: Beginner / Intermediate
Description
A living jewel for jumping spider enthusiasts
The Phidippus regius “Rastafari” is one of the most striking morphs among jumping spiders. With vivid red, green, black, and sometimes purple tones, its appearance is as bold as its name suggests. This colorful spider is ideal for both newcomers and experienced keepers thanks to its manageable care and eye-catching beauty.
Friendly temperament and interactive behavior
Unlike many spider species, the Phidippus regius is known for its intelligence and engaging nature. Its large, forward-facing eyes give it an expressive look, and its curious behavior makes it a fascinating pet to observe. It often reacts to movement and explores its surroundings actively during the day.
Easy care for a vibrant display
This species thrives in a vertically oriented, well-ventilated enclosure with plenty of climbing elements like branches, cork bark, or artificial plants. It needs moderate humidity and a diet of appropriately sized live prey. Allowing it to build its silk retreat is essential for its well-being.
A perfect introduction to jumping spiders
Whether you’re just starting out or adding to your collection, the Phidippus regius “Rastafari” offers a unique mix of beauty, behavior, and ease of care. It’s a standout species that adds color, energy, and character to any exotic pet setup.
| Options | L1 – L2 (unsexed), L5 – L6 (unsexed), L7 – L8, L9 – L10 |
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