Jumping Spiders: Captive Care, New Species ( and Video-Watching-Tendencies!)

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Jumping Spiders: Captive Care, New Species ( and Video-Watching-Tendencies!)

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12-19-12, 09:38 PM

bronxzoofrank

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Re: Jumping Spiders: Captive Care, New Species ( and Video-Watching-Tendencies!)

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Originally Posted by jarich

That new one from Borneo is amazing looking. Talk about a close mimic! And that last set of eyes toward the back make for a pretty incredible field of view, Im sure.

It sure is, glad you enjoyed; I've seen a mimic in Costa Rica, the way the spider moves about is uncanny - I would have missed it save for someone who knew them better than I; I've not seen anything like the mandibles on the Borneo animal - just amazing. Best, Frank