Description

These beautiful undescribed jumping spiders (most likely Jotus sp.) are found in drier areas of Northern Queensland. The males are black in colour with shining green iridescence, prominent red colouration around the eyes and inside of the legs and prominent white front feet.

The females are fat and round with a spotty abdomen – reminds us much of the females of the Cave Peacocks.

Currently eating baby crickets and will love a horizontal setup with plenty of space to hop around.  They are pretty active and can sometimes sleep in the substrate.

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