Plexippus Jumping Spider
PLEXIPPUS PAYKULLI
Plexippus Jumping Spider
PLEXIPPUS PAYKULLI
Plexippus Jumping Spiders are a Genus of spiders in the family Salticidae, commonly known as the Pantropical Jumping Spider. They can be found living in and around man-made structures, but can also be found in the wild. They not spin a web but build a silken retreat
in an elevated position. They feed on
a wide range of prey, including flies, moths, smaller spiders, and flying ants.
IDENTIFICATION: This species is robust, with a high carapace. They grow up to 10mm in length, with females being slightly larger and pailer than males. Males have distinct black and white stripes.
PLEXIPPUS PAYKULLI
Plexippus Jumping Spiders are a Genus of spiders in the family Salticidae, commonly known as the Pantropical Jumping Spider. They can be found living in and around man-made structures, but can also be found in the wild. They not spin a web but build a silken retreat
in an elevated position. They feed on
a wide range of prey, including flies, moths, smaller spiders, and flying ants.
IDENTIFICATION: This species is robust, with a high carapace. They grow up to 10mm in length, with females being slightly larger and pailer than males. Males have distinct black and white stripes.
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