For those that were curious, here you can see Jelly, 17 mo ths old, but not mature. A miracle of nature that sue is still alive.

u/Stubs_McGee — 1 month ago

The ants are back 🤬 Poor Jelly had to be rescued and doesnt wanna go home.

Need a new plan to get rid of these micro terrors.

u/Stubs_McGee — 2 months ago

The Mansion was invaded by ants this week and poor Jelly was NOT happy with the enclosure clean out. Now she's acting shy because she's still cross with me.

u/Stubs_McGee — 2 months ago

Not only are we creeping up on 1800 subs, but we have surpassed 2500 weekly visitors. This is more than I thought this silly little spood sub would ever see. THANK YOU everyone for making this such a welcoming, positive, & joyful place!

u/Stubs_McGee — 2 months ago
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Felt like this would be appreciated here

Cutie found in a raspberry, she was in the fridge and then put on top of ice cream but she was a trooper, alive and well even after all of that! Gave her some time to warm up and then put her near some tomato plants!

u/Junebuggymoon — 2 months ago

Can anyone recommend a decently priced plumber? To fix a blocked kitchen sink ASAP. Thanks!

I know Google exists but I prefer word of mouth from people that have actually used the service 😊

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u/Stubs_McGee — 3 months ago
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Male Peacock Spider Courtship Dance

The male peacock spider performs one of the most complex courtship displays in the animal kingdom.

Despite measuring only a few millimetres, he puts on an extraordinary performance to attract a female. He raises his brightly coloured abdominal flaps like a fan, waves his elongated legs and moves through a carefully choreographed series of steps. He also produces vibrations that travel through the ground, adding another layer to the display.

Each peacock spider species has its own distinctive colours, movements and courtship signals. The female watches closely and decides whether the male’s performance is convincing enough for her to accept him.

Via @natureunedited on Twitter

u/Honeybadger-0- — 2 months ago

Jelly FINALLY used her hide. The first of my spoods to ever do so. She was not impressed at the paparazzi haha

u/Stubs_McGee — 3 months ago

She's back! Jelly was in her hide for 4 days (longest she's ever been tucked away), so I was hopeful for a miracle molt, but nope. Just an extra long snooze 🤷🏼‍♀️

u/Stubs_McGee — 3 months ago
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Check out this beetle mimic jumping spider (found in KY)

She keeps her front two legs raised to look like mandibles or antenna. Jumping spiders are amazing.

u/Stubs_McGee — 3 months ago