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Phidippus regius · third generation
Jumping spiders turn to watch what moves. Ours are bred in Arlington, raised by hand, and go out named — with a card that records the pairing they came from.
honestly, easier than a houseplant →

The registry
A hundred spiderlings look identical for the first few weeks. Names are how you keep track of who is who — and who came from whom.

she watches the door
The forward pair of eyes sees in colour at a resolution nothing else this size manages. It is why a jumping spider tilts its head at you, and why keeping one feels less like keeping an insect and more like being studied.
