u/NeverNice87

A few years ago I found a jumping spider in my room. She had laid an egg sac, but a few days later I found her dead. I carefully opened the egg sac and moved all the eggs into a small cup to keep them safe instead of throwing them away.

I had absolutely no experience with hatching or raising spiders, so I was honestly surprised that the eggs even survived — especially when 25 out of the 27 actually hatched a few days later.

They grew surprisingly quickly, and once they were a little bigger, I released them outside onto a tree.

Watching all the tiny spiderlings emerge and grow was honestly amazing.

I just found the pictures and videos today so i had to share it here 🤗

Hab diese große spinne vor ein paar tagen im keller entdeckt. Sitzt einfach nur auf nem Abwasserrohr.

Ist das etwa ihr Nest? Sie bewegt dich davon nicht weg auch wenn ich sehr nahe komme.

Weiß das Kerlchen nicht wie man ein Netz baut? 🤣

Dem Kollegen fehlt auch ein Bein.