Our first captive-bred regal babies are officially on the way, and we’re so excited to share the journey from egg sac to adoption.
At the moment, no spiders are available yet. Our current babies are still developing, and they’ll stay with us until they’re old enough, established, and eating consistently.
Every clutch starts with spiders we know and love.
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As babies become available, we’ll share parent information and known lineage.
We don’t want to simply sell spiders. We want to raise healthy, well-started regals and make sure new keepers know exactly what they’re bringing home. Each baby will be monitored closely as it grows, molts, and begins feeding independently. We’ll only make spiders available once we feel they’re ready for the next stage.
what to expect
Availability will depend on each clutch and how the babies develop.
Some spiders may be listed individually, while others may be offered by clutch, age, sex, or color form.
Because juvenile jumping spiders can change significantly as they grow, coloration, markings, and even overall appearance may continue to develop through future molts.
Young spiders may also be sold as unsexed when sex cannot yet be determined confidently.
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Our babies will be raised with attention to:
- Consistent feeding
- Healthy growth and molts
- Appropriate housing
- Proper ventilation and humidity
- Clean enclosures
- Individual observation
- Low-stress handling and care
We’re learning each clutch as it grows and keeping detailed notes along the way.
a rainbow of spoods
One of the things we love most about Regal jumping spiders is their incredible variety of colors and patterns! As our breeding program grows, we're excited to introduce Spood Society's Signature Color Collection, featuring beautiful color variations and select breeding lines.
From snowy whites and delicate creams to warm caramels and peaches, we're celebrating these unique looks with our own signature color names, including Snowdrop, Toasted Marshmallow, Snickerdoodle, and more to come!
Our breeding program includes variations such as White Line, High White, Oreo, and more. While these are terms used within the breeding community, our signature color names are a special way to showcase the beautiful appearances we're working with.
Because colors can develop and change with each molt, every spider is wonderfully unique. We can't wait to see what little spoods our breeding journey brings!
choosing your spood
When possible, we want choosing a spider to feel personal.
Some spiders may be listed individually once they are old enough for us to identify differences in appearance, sex, or behavior. Others may be offered by clutch, lineage, age, color form, or sex.
Every spider is different, even siblings from the same clutch.
Before any spider leaves us, we’ll make sure it is eating reliably and appears healthy and ready for the transition. Each adoption listing will include the information about that particular spider, including approximate developmental stage, parent information, sex when known, and recent feeding history.
Care information will also be provided to help new keepers feel prepared before their Spood arrives.
shipping live spiders
We put a lot of love into raising our slings, and getting them to you safely is the whole point. This page walks you through exactly how we ship, what to expect when your package arrives, and what we promise if something goes wrong.
ready to adopt?
Our white line mom, Sushi, has laid her first babies and they will be growing over the next months.
If you want to know when the first Spood Society spiders become available,
join our email list and follow us on social media for:
- Clutch updates
- Baby photos
- Molt updates
- Parent pairings
- Behind-the-scenes nursery content
- Adoption announcements
get prepared!
download your free jumping spider care guide➜
Got questions about ideal temps, humidity misting, or what to feed your jumper as they grow?
We just put together a Free Jumping Spider Care Guide packed with everything you need to keep your spoods happy and thriving:
- Housing & Enclosure Setup: Why front-opening enclosures and top-third enrichment matter.
- Temp & Humidity Targets: Exact specs and how to safely hydrate your spider (no water dishes!).
- Feeding Guidelines: What and when to feed from tiny instars to fully grown adults.
- Molting Rules: How to spot premolt and keep them safe while they shed.
Grab your free copy below, print it out, or save it to your phone for quick reference!
